Originally published on CleanTechnica. By Mike Barnard Compared to gas, diesel, or electric options, hydrogen distribution and fueling will be more expensive, lose a lot of hydrogen, be harder to use, be dangerous in a way […]
Originally published on CleanTechnica. While the Tesla Model X may officially be in production, there are still only a precious few in the hands of customers. With the wait ongoing, one fan took it into their […]
Even with all of the ongoing discussion concerning the persistent rumors about an autonomous electric car from Apple, the question of why exactly the company might choose to release such a product has perhaps not been […]
The ongoing ElectriCity electric bus pilot program in Gothenburg, Sweden, has turned some of its buses into Christmas decorations/celebrations of a sort, going by a recent press release. As one can see, the light decorations are […]
Retrieved from scouring the pages of the Tesla Motors Club forum (and particularly this thread), below are new (or relatively new) pictures of the Tesla Model X. I’ll group by color for you, with a section […]
What’s “Tesloop”? Apparently, a Los Angeles to Las Vegas shuttle service using a Tesla Model S. So, what’s so special about that? Well, it was created by a 16-year (and his dad, to be fair) as a […]
Various autonomous (semi-autonomous, really) driving features are now starting to appear more and more rapidly on the market, it seems. Volvo is now also launching a luxury car featuring such a feature. The new vehicle in question […]
The “No Charge To Charge” promotion that’s been slowly rolled out through the US over the past few years by Nissan has now made its way to the Twin Cities, going by a new press release. […]
Making a good example of just how anticipated the 2016 model year of the Chevy Volt was, it’s been revealed that roughly 86% of all Chevy Volts sold during November 2015 were of the 2016 model […]
US electric car sales are in, and they aren’t particularly uplifting. The big deal hitting sales seems to be that people are waiting for a longer-range Nissan LEAF (or a much longer-range LEAF), a longer-range BMW i3, and the […]
Originally published on Sustainnovate. By Henry Lindon The Japanese company Toyota has begun trials of a 2-seat version of its electric vehicle the i-Road in Japan, according to recent reports. The trials — to take place […]
Audi’s upcoming e-Tron Quattro SUV (the production version) will reportedly deliver a “new standard for vehicle handling” — thereby distinguishing itself from amongst the electric SUV market of predicted release time (2018) — according to recent […]
A fleet of 27 brand new electric utility vehicles was recently purchased by the US Bureau of Reclamation as a means of providing transportation for federal employees working at Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River […]
Despite Volkswagen sales in the US generally falling following the diesel car emissions testing scandal, e-Golf sales have been rising notably — with a year-on-year comparison of 2014 and 2015 sales showing an increase of nearly […]
Out of all the cars on the market currently (electric, gas, diesel, or otherwise), Teslas retain more of their value over time than any others in the UK, according to the CAP Black Book. This is […]
