'electric technology' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time that you are referring to the technology that uses electricity, such as solar power or artificial intelligence. For example, "With the development of electric technology, renewable energy sources are becoming more widely available."
There is still a long way to go, and at the current pace of battery and electrical engine technology it won't be until 2030 that even hybrid electric technology is used in commercial aviation.
While it remains committed to hybrids, Toyota is hedging its bets on electric technology.
The Eaton Corporation, based in Cleveland, will provide the hybrid electric technology for the trucks.
This will feature the very latest electric technology, possibly including electric motors situated in the wheels themselves.
It's the first 100 percent electric Bimmer, offered to 700 Americans who will help BMW evaluate its electric technology.
Rolls won't be building factory versions of the 102EX, which it calls a rolling test bed for electric technology.
Hybrid electric technologies already exist for buses, but hydraulic hybrids offer additional advantages.
In 1991, the Big Three U.S. automakers created a joint venture, the United States Advanced Battery Consortium, to develop new electric technologies for environmentally cleaner cars.
With the addition of this new center, the company has tremendous potential to pioneer future autonomous and electric technologies.
An informal planning effort begun under the Clinton Administration has already borne fruit: It helped launch the space agency's push for 2003 funding for nuclear propulsion and electric technologies.
The seductive appearance, however, obscures some inconvenient truths: its all-electric technology remains woefully immature and don't-even-ask expensive.
