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Think with new website and new info!

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Written on: 05. 03. 08 [16:04]
ecoadmin Administrator Topic creator registered since: 20.07.2007 Posts: 367	The norwegian Think Global company has redesigned its website. Check it out at http://www.think.no There is a lot of new information on the Think City and the concept cars 'Think Ox' and 'Think Open' The company will also announce European partners at the Geneva Motorshow today. The car will be launched first in Norway where some cars have already been delivered. Sweden and Denmark will be next. Launches in United Kingdom, Switzerland will follow soon thereafter. ecocarforum.com - Green Car Network Community for sustainable transport
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Written on: 05. 03. 08 [18:41]
ecoadmin Administrator Topic creator registered since: 20.07.2007 Posts: 367	More info: Think Global Gets Investment from GE, Launches TH!NK City, Introduces New Crossover EV Concept and Signs Li-Ion Supply Deal with A123Systems At the Geneva Motor Show, Norwegian electric car manufacturer Think Global presented a new investment relationship with GE, which is putting $4 million in Think via GE Energy Financial Services to further ramp up GE’s efforts to enable global electrification of transportation. Think also launched its TH!NK City electric vehicle, unveiled a five-seat crossover concept car—the TH!NK Ox—and announced a commercial supply agreement with lithium-ion battery manufacturer A123Systems. The TH!NK City now offers a choice of three battery packs: a 28 kWh Zebra sodium nickel chloride pack, a 26 kWh Li-ion pack from Enerdel and a 19 kWh Li-ion pack from A123Systems. More info here: http://www.greencarcongress.com/2008/03/think-global-ge.html#more ecocarforum.com - Green Car Network Community for sustainable transport
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