Showing posts with label electric cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric cars. Show all posts
From Scooters to High Speed Rail, China is Electrifying
Richardson Highlights Plug-in Hybrids and Electric Cars
Governor of New Mexico and candidate for the Democratic nomination Bill Richardson Richardson has released his "Energy and Climate Poli...
Required Reading: Tesla Motors' Martin Eberhard Testifies
Martin Eberhard, Tesla Motors CEO, testified at the Senate Finance Committee yesterday. In a succinct presentation, he makes the case for e...
Phoenix Rising?: All-electric SUT Debut in LA
Phoenix Motor Cars in California has been working with lithium battery manufacturers AltairNano to come out with a new all-electric car. The...
Tesla to build new EV plant in New Mexico!
And GM keeps telling us the batteries aren't ready. AP via the Detroit News Link Albuquerque, N.M., to be site for electric car producti...
Iran's Oil Woes; An Arab Electric Car?
Today the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) reports "Soaring Energy Use Puts Oil Squeeze on Iran." Iran may start ratio...
Toyota Hybrid Breakthrough! One-mile EV Range Highlander Hybrid!
AutoBlogGreen has the details on the '08 Highlander, and it includes an EV mode! Now you will be able to move the car across the street ...
Why Not Ethanol? Yet Another Reason
The case for ethanol, if not the funding , is wilting on the vine. Scientific American points out the problems in " Is Ethanol for the ...
Th!nk Resumes Production
The Norway Post reports that Th!nk Global will manufacture 500 Th!nk City electric cars in 2007, with production beginning in summer. No s...
A Jewish Electric Car?
A report from IsraelNationalNews.com out of Davos reports on talks to build electric cars in Israel. At the just-ended World Economic Forum...
Tesla Powered Th!nks?
Michael Kanellos over at CNetNews.com reports from the recent Clean-Tech Investor Summit that Tesla Motors will be selling its battery pack...
Overflow Crowd in Lodi (!) for Electric Car Film
Lodi News-Sentinel Reports Over 400 people turned out for a free viewing of Who Killed the Electric Car? in Lodi, CA last night. Lodi is n...
Grist Writer Gets the URGE2 Electrify
David Roberts is a staff writer at Grist , an online enviro magazine. He's written a piece in TomPaine.com that deserves attention. As ...
Chevy Volt: Can't We All Just Get Along?
Shill for a Withering Lie
No, I'm not referring to John McCain or the other remaining defenders of the Iraq adventure, predicated on so many lies. I'm speakin...
Dazed and Confused in Santa Monica?
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