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"  Hyundai, like most automakers today, continues to showcase advanced battery-electric vehicle concepts. At this year&amp;#039;s North American International Auto Show, Hyundai is showcasing the Blue-Will Plug-In Hybrid, a concept car that the company says hints at future plug-in Hyundais. This concept&amp;#039;s solar panoramic roof and its thermal generator might not necessarily be production-ready today, but they are smart ideas nonetheless.  The solar cells on the roof gather electricity while the car is parked and spins an interior cooling fan so passengers don&amp;#039;t have to deal with a hot interior after a trip to the mall, and so, theoretically, Hyundai could use a downsized A/C compressor.  The thermal generator saves energy by recapturing the heat from the car&amp;#039;s exhaust gases and converts it into electricity to help produce power for the auxiliary systems. A 100-kilowatt electric motor and a 152-hp direct-injected 1.6-liter engine are paired with a CVT transmission. With a single charge on its lithium polymer batteries, Hyundai says the concept hits 106 mpg and 40 miles in electric-only mode. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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