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Larry Burns畅谈汽车的未来

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通用汽车副总裁Larry Burns展示了颇具个性的下一代汽车设计:流线型,可定制(计算机控制增强型),使用清洁的氢气能源,并且未使用状态下还能为电网供电。

Larry Burns is the vice president of R&D for GM. His job? Find a new way to power cars. Full bio »

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