Plug-In Electric Vehicles are outfitted with a battery pack sufficient to power the vehicle from 20 to 200 miles on a battery charge alone. Considering that half the cars in America’s roads are driven 25 miles a day or less, a plug-in with a 25-mile range could eliminate gasoline use in the daily commute of millions of Americans. Basically, Plug-In Electric Vehicles use the same technology as the popular hybrid cars that are on the roads today, but have a larger batteries that can be recharged by plugging into a home outlet OR: Set up the Plug-In Electric Vehicle Solar Energy kit, which includes the special solar panels along with all the modular components to handle the charging of a Plug-In Electric Vehicle on a daily basis. The solar collectors can be affixed to the garage roof or can be solar modules attached to solar posts near the garage. If for commercial vehicles such as sanitation trucks or delivery vehicles a plug-in system can be set up at the place of business and the vehicles can be charged at night…

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