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Automotive News
June 4, 2012 - 12:01 am ET

Automotive News named its Electrifying 100 a year ago amid cresting industry enthusiasm for electrified vehicles and the benefits they might bring.

Over the past year, these new tech vehicles have encountered some turbulence in the marketplace. Likewise, some startups in the field have failed, while other executives have moved on to other jobs.

With that in mind, Automotive News has selected 11 new members of the Electrifying 100, as a reminder both of the changeable nature of the business -- and the likelihood that in the long run, electric drive will play a significant role in creating a greener automotive industry.

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