

Who Killed the Electric Car?
Ten years after their introduction in 1996, electric cars that ran without gasoline were destroyed across California.
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Ten years after their introduction in 1996, electric cars that ran without gasoline were destroyed across California.
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California's roads saw a surge of electric cars in 1996, offering a quiet, fast alternative to gasoline vehicles. These cars, celebrated for their lack of exhaust emissions, gained popularity among environmentally conscious drivers. However, by 2006, many of these vehicles were destroyed, raising questions about the automobile industry's commitment to sustainable energy. The film investigates the events surrounding this decline, focusing on the roles of major automotive companies and government policies in the fate of electric vehicles.
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A technological murder-mystery which argues there was simply too much easy money remaining to be made from old technology.
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