Electric Car Collection
2 movies · 2006–2011
The "Electric Car Collection" is a pair of documentaries that explore the history of electric vehicles in America during the early 21st century. Spanning from 2006 to 2011, this collection examines the period surrounding the rise and fall of electric cars, and their subsequent reappearance. The films collectively run for 182 minutes and had a total budget of $1,000,000, generating $1,678,874 in revenue. The collection's films delve into the factors that contributed to the development and eventual decline of electric cars, as well as the forces behind their renewed interest. "Who Killed the Electric Car?" (2006) and "Revenge of the Electric Car" (2011) offer distinct perspectives on this complex history. Together, these documentaries provide a detailed look at a significant period in automotive innovation. The collection's total revenue was $1,678,874 across both films. The two documentaries have a combined runtime of 182 minutes.
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All movies in chronological order
Who Killed the Electric Car?In 1996, electric cars first appeared on California roads. They were quiet, fast, and emitted no exhaust, running entirely on electricity. Ten years later, they were all destroyed.12.7Stream on
Revenge of the Electric CarDirector Chris Paine returns with a sequel to *Who Killed the Electric Car?*, revisiting the topic of electric vehicles. While the previous film highlighted the obstacles faced by EVs – including opposition from government, automakers, and energy companies concerned about their success – this film examines the current landscape. It follows the competition between established companies like Ford and Nissan, and innovative newcomers like Tesla, as they race to develop a practical electric car for consumers, taking into account advancements in technology, the global economy, and shifts within the auto industry.13.5Stream on
