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!["Tailgate of pickup truck with banner, Electric Car, Wave of the Future ©Joe Sohm / The Image Works"](images/thumbs/imw0065500.jpg ""Tailgate of pickup truck with banner, Electric Car, Wave of the Future ©Joe Sohm / The Image Works\"")
![NAPA SYNDICATION REF 6255. <br> Don Wales, grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell breaks the UK land speed record for an electric vehicle, with a speed of 128 MPH in the Bluebird Electric on Pendine Sands - South Wales. 17th June 2000.<br>Don Wales broke his own previous record of 116 mph which he set two years ago. He is now hoping to match his grandfather's record of notching up 174mph in a Bluebird.<br>His grandfather, Sir Malcolm Campbell, set three world land-speed records in the 1920s on Pendine Sands, west Wales, where today's record-breaking attempt also took place.<br>Mr Wales made his speed bid in an electric-powered Bluebird charged by 36 batteries.<br>He battled against banks of mist rolling in from nearby Tenby and soft sand, which made driving difficult.<br>Event spokesman David Hammond-Williams said: "We are absolutely delighted. We did not think we could have expected to have broken the record quite this quickly. This is a two-year dream come true."<br>Mr Wales tried to break his 1998 record 18 months ago in Yorkshire but failed because of an electric failure. A new car was redesigned.<br><br>NAPA SYNDICATION REF 6255.](images/thumbs/nna0076298.jpg "NAPA SYNDICATION REF 6255. <br> Don Wales, grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell breaks the UK land speed record for an electric vehicle, with a speed of 128 MPH in the Bluebird Electric on Pendine Sands - South Wales. 17th June 2000.<br>Don Wales broke his own previous record of 116 mph which he set two years ago. He is now hoping to match his grandfather's record of notching up 174mph in a Bluebird.<br>His grandfather, Sir Malcolm Campbell, set three world land-speed records in the 1920s on Pendine Sands, west Wales, where today's record-breaking attempt also took place.<br>Mr Wales made his speed bid in an electric-powered Bluebird charged by 36 batteries.<br>He battled against banks of mist rolling in from nearby Tenby and soft sand, which made driving difficult.<br>Event spokesman David Hammond-Williams said: "We are absolutely delighted. We did not think we could have expected to have broken the record quite this quickly. This is a two-year dream come true.\"<br>Mr Wales tried to break his 1998 record 18 months ago in Yorkshire but failed because of an electric failure. A new car was redesigned.<br><br>NAPA SYNDICATION REF 6255.")
![A prototype commuter car called "The Tango" drives on a Seattle street Friday, 8 August, 2003. The car, which is electric and narrower than a Honda Goldwing motorcycle but accelerates faster than a Dodge Viper is build by Commuter Cars Corp. of Spokane, WA. Specialized cars like the Tango could ease jams said owner Rick Woodbury. It goes from zero to 60 in four seconds, has black leather dash and seats two peole. ©Barry Sweet / The Image Works](images/thumbs/imw0061759.jpg "A prototype commuter car called "The Tango\" drives on a Seattle street Friday, 8 August, 2003. The car, which is electric and narrower than a Honda Goldwing motorcycle but accelerates faster than a Dodge Viper is build by Commuter Cars Corp. of Spokane, WA. Specialized cars like the Tango could ease jams said owner Rick Woodbury. It goes from zero to 60 in four seconds, has black leather dash and seats two peole. ©Barry Sweet / The Image Works")
