How do you get 100+ mpg from your car? By getting your Prius converted to a plug-in version, as Ryan Fulcher explains in the video above (read more here). Alternately, you work on making lithium ion batteries a reasonable reality for production cars, and that's something that GM brought a little bit closer yesterday with an announcement from Traverse City, which AutoblogGreen liveblogged.
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