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Electric car accelerates 'faster than a Porsche'

Tuesday, 23 December 2008

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Hiroshi Shimizo, a professor at Keio University in Japan, talks about the Eliica, an electric car powered by lithium ion batteries he has developed which has greater acceleration than a Porsche 911.

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