"General Motors will become the first carmaker to sell co-friendly' hybrid cars in the Gulf, Arabian Business can reveal. The US manufacturer is to release a two-mode hybrid version of its popular Chevrolet Tahoe SUV - which runs on electricity, gasoline, or a mixture of the two. "
Will politics come into play, of course, but in which direction?
How do the people of Dubai/Persial Gulf feel about hybrids?
If you live or have visited the middle east, or if you are are an expert, please make your comments. This is a serious question and I'm not looking for just any random answer. Thank you
They like their toys, costs doesn't matter much to them. It's like the early Rolls Royce that were sold there, whenever they ran out of gas, they had Rolls Royce send out an engineering team to fix it.
Whatever they have, it won't be well maintained, the car rental that I had in Saudi had a V6 but I swear only two cylinders ran.
No. They have enough inexpensive gas. The only exception is that they may get environmental conservation conscious.
As long as moisture in the air exists and the sun shines hybrids will evolve to suit all conditions of enviroments.
Nothing can survive in the middle east.
Maybe if all there oil runs out.
Nope
Do you really think they have succeeded in the U.S.?
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