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With it come up to 400 jobs for the state, half in Pittsburgh, half in the Philadelphia area. CT&T will establish facilities that will manufacture as well as market, sell and repair the cars in other areas of the country, beginning with Greenville, S.C., and Riverside County, Calif.
A few questions, though: Why is all the coverage about Pittsburgh with only a casual mention of Greenville, but there's not a single SC-based article about them coming to Greenville?
How much does one of these cars cost? I can't find this info on their website. Are they street legal in South Carolina?
Where does one go to apply for one of these jobs? I can't find a listing anywhere, I presume it's too soon.
Proterra will be next: Plans to build electric cars in 3 states stall - State & Regional - Wire - TheState.com (http://www.thestate.com/2011/06/05/1847425/plans-to-build-electric-cars-in.html - broken link)
these electric vehicle manufacturers are nonsense anyway... happy to see real business grace the upstate not these ridiculous ventures.. someone better will surely replace CT&T and Prottera when it falls apart at some point
these electric vehicle manufacturers are nonsense anyway... happy to see real business grace the upstate not these ridiculous ventures.. someone better will surely replace CT&T and Prottera when it falls apart at some point
I agree to a certain degree, but Proterra's concept really seems smart and doable. I mean, who wants to ride around in a little nutbucket that LOOKS like an electric car? But the Proterra vehicles are full-sized, honest-to-God buses.
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