In Columbus, a 'VUE' from the Top
By Steve Dwyer
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 They say the best students are the ones who are driven. At Ohio State University, this hypothesis could be taken both literally and figuratively.
Unleashing a high level of technological excellence that could potentially catalyze the automotive industry to embrace a "greener future," The Ohio State University earned top honors this past summer at the 2009 finals of the EcoCAR: The NeXt Challenge competition in Toronto, Canada. OSU's team of "eco engineers" was awarded the top distinction for its design of an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV).
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Source U.S. Department of Energy
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