Author Archives: Suhas Malghan

About Suhas Malghan

Inspired by the kinetic, this blog documents the design and development of environmentally sustainable machines and the overarching issue of humane design practices in general; machines that work for humanity as well on the move as they do sitting still.

LEAFs I Have Known

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Suhas Malghan

One of my resolutions for 2012 was to get the eMR2 back on the road and return to driving electric.  As much as I love it, when when our second son was born late in the year, the rationalizations that … Continue reading →

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The $16k, 100-mile EV You’ve Been Dreaming of!

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Suhas Malghan

Th!nk may be close to being unplugged but their bankruptcy has produced a stellar opportunity for the aspiring EV driver. The first crop of production EVs are all vehicles priced higher than the average vehicle.  So was the Th!nk City … Continue reading →

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Good Inverter News (for a change)

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Suhas Malghan

The last time I blogged about the eMR2 I’d just parked it in the garage after more smoke escaped as I was jockeying it into the tight confines of my driveway.  Opening up the case, it was glaringly obvious that … Continue reading →

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