Who Killed the Electric Car?

This documentary investigates the introduction of electric cars in California around 1996, highlighting their advantages such as being quiet, fast, and environmentally friendly. However, it reveals a troubling narrative of how these vehicles were systematically destroyed within a decade.

The film features interviews with key players in the electric car movement, including Chelsea Sexton and Ed Begley Jr., adding depth to the discussion on consumer confidence and industry conspiracies. The runtime is 92 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful exploration of the topic.

For collectors, Who Killed the Electric Car? is part of the Electric Car Collection and is available on DVD and other formats. Its critical examination of energy supply and the automobile industry makes it a significant entry in documentary cinema.