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I think you are thinking of something like regular car batteries like fuel cars now use.It already takes about 12 of those for an electric car.That's part of the problem the weight & the constant drain is also hard on them.
I think they are already doing this on prototypes but dual large batteries one use while the other charges with the energy available from the cars motion.One way they are doing this is energy from the braking system.But eventually both need to be charged.This could many times be overnight.But the ability to take a quick charge would be even better.

Fords electric pickup.  

A little outdated, but good info of what they have already done.
http://www.theenergyguy.com/AboutTEGsCar.html

In fact lots of good info.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Ranger_EV

And we all know how well Lithium does compared to NiMH, so change that feature, it might help.

Nickel is too toxic to mass produce for car batteries....

We need more efficient hydrogen engines.  Cleanest way to go....

No, but they output water through the process, but they run on hydrogen.  The hyrdrogen can be extracted from water.  They have made advances in batteries, they choose not to implement them, because of a little thing called planned obsolecense.  That's why we don't have lightbulbs that last forever.....except for that one that was invented first.  Ya know, the one that's still burning....

No they didn't, hydrogen is the fuel that will save the country. Thats why Ford and GM are pushing it so hard.

Here you go momma. I got it in a forwarded email, and since most of what I get is forwarded I seldom send you too much. Don't wanna dirty up the doorway there. 


The World's Longest Running Light Bulb

http://blog.lampsplus.com/archive/2007/10/18/the-world-s-longest-running-light-bulb.aspx

The gas strike is a noble idea but, it will not bring down prices: I will try to keep this short and simple.
1 – We must demand the end of military conflict with Iran. The pointless hostility with Iran is creating concern about future oil supplies from the Middle East [which raises the price of oil]. We must end the hostility with Iran, remove economic sanctions against Iran, and have diplomatic talks which will quickly lower the oil prices per barrel.
2 – This also includes the Iraq War which is also causing concern about oil supplies [raising oil prices] and has killed oil production by more than half.
3 – We must deregulate the oil market and allow the free-market system to take over; not only will we be able to get oil from cheaper sources but, nothing drop prices like competition.