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All conventionally-powered models offer a combination of firm steering and decent road holding to make for an engaging drive.

Once hyped as a technology that would crowd out conventionally-powered cars, electric auto sales have flopped due to high costs and range limitations.

In 1994, the new Liberal government declared that the Upholder option, of four conventionally-powered attack submarines, would be "explored".

She was used for a lot of test runs with her conventionally-powered sister Waveney to ascertain whether her turbines represented an improvement.

The conventionally-powered Lada/Amur submarine programme is also under way at St Petersburg.

It will be produced in Sunderland alongside the conventionally-powered Qashqai, Note and Juke models.

CV:A conventionally-powered American aircraft carrier.

It builds and services conventionally-powered surface combatants, amphibious and auxiliary ships, nuclear- powered submarines and aircraft carriers.

The company intends to launch electric versions of conventionally-powered Renault cars before eventually offering a full family of electric vehicles, Ricaud said.

The Victoria-class submarines are modern, conventionally-powered boats with vastly more evolved hydrodynamic features and advanced marine engineering systems, as well as better habitability and endurance.

It is estimated that Curve ships cut transit times to colony worlds by up to 90% on conventionally-powered ships, giving Sukhov-Matshiba a comprehensive edge over their competitors.

After the initial award of one carrier to each successful offeror, this contract provides the Navy with the capability to scrap other decommissioned conventionally-powered aircraft carriers over a five-year period.

Salmon was the second of a class of two radar picket submarines, which were the largest conventionally-powered submarines in the United States Navy since the Argonaut of 1928.

The new vehicle is a collaboration with China's JAC Motors, which will supply GTA with the rolling chassis of one of its existing, conventionally-powered sedans.

The USS George Washington was due to replace the aging, conventionally-powered USS Kitty Hawk this summer as the United States' sole carrier based in Japan.

As the end of 1997 approaches, the Canadian government has yet to make a decision whether or not to replace Canada's 33 year old submarine fleet consisting of three Oberon-class, conventionally-powered submarines and a decommissioned training boat.

Hertz already offers a Green Collection of conventionally-powered but low-CO2 rental cars and is also adding electric cars to its fleets in other countries as part of its Global Electric Vehicle Programme.

The company has also installed a wind turbine at its headquarters, is experimenting with geothermal cooling as a replacement for conventionally-powered air conditioning in warmer climates and is testing mini turbines in California that are fueled with natural gas and used for backup power.

At in length, with a beam of and a waterline depth of , the six boats are the largest conventionally-powered submarines in the world.Wertheirm (ed.), 'Combat Fleets of the World', p. 18 The submarines are single-hulled, and have two continuous decks.

Twenty-six miles down the road and the forty grand spent for the green goodness of electric drive is reduced to a gas-burning car that doesn’t do as well on the highway as the Chevrolet Cruz Eco — a conventionally-powered car built on the same platform as the Volt, but one that costs half as much.