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For Hyundai, Blue Is the New Green 
Wired News | by Stuart Schwartzapfel | Mon, Nov 24
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By embracing lithium polymer technology, Hyundai is breaking with competitors like Toyota, which remains dedicated to the nickel-metal hydride batteries used in the Prius, and General Motors, which is pouring everything it has into developing the lithium-ion technology at the hea...
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