Do electric cars on display in Brussels hotel look more like everyday sports cars or exotics? (pics)

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Do these cars on display at a hotel in Brussels look more like sports cars or exotics? Try electric.

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Big changes are in store for Europe thanks to green tech initiatives by the European Electric Industry. The organization is lobbying for changes in the infrastructure of the EU continent and UK. The goal? Make Europeans go green without difficulty by adding alternative fuel and power sources at traditional filling station and commercial parking areas so when residents need to recharge when away from their residential real estate homes, they can charge up or fuel up quickly and with ease while on the go.

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Electric cars are getting sleeker in design and improving in performance thanks to eco-friendly companies looking to aerodynamic and chic exotic car predecessors role models.

Although many electric cars appear sporty, their appearance (to date) is still relatively exotic -- meaning very few people have actually seen any of the concept cars up close or in person.

Photo left: Some electric cars are seen in display in an hotel in Brussels, Tuesday Oct. 27, 2009, as the European Electricity Industry has taken the initiative to drive forward the standardization of infrastructure for charging up electric vehicles. (AP Photo/Thierry Charlier)