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I just walked outside my company's new office building to grab some lunch, and saw this car charging at a public automobile charging station (here in Portland, OR). In light of my last post on finding power in the airport, this brings a whole new issue to mind - I think having a car that's run out of juice could be much worse than having a laptop or cell phone that's run down!
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