Mercedes-Benz's S-Class sedan will offer a plug-in hybrid version when it hits the showrooms, reportedly in 2012, according to Autocar.c...
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Plug-in Mercedes in 2012?
Mercedes-Benz's S-Class sedan will offer a plug-in hybrid version when it hits the showrooms, reportedly in 2012, according to Autocar.c...
Flawed PHEV report has legs
Yet another CARB ZEV meeting
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) met on Thursday to discuss the Zero Emission Vehicle regulation and the revisions staff was tasked...
Oregon incentives to shift from hybrids to plug-ins
Oregon's House has passed a bill to end the $1500 tax credit for conventional hybrid vehicles on the last day of 2009. After that point...
Volvo PHEV in 2012
Toyota spokesman on PHEVs at EVS
You can smell the PHEV procrastination. Asked by the reporter when the plug-in Prius on display will be available in Norway, he replies: ...
Mitsubishi PHEV concept to be unveiled
Mitsubishi plans to show a concept plug-in hybrid at the Tokyo Auto Show. Larger and more upmarket than the all-electric iMiev scheduled to ...
How Ford got back in the EV game
And Ford makes three
In Congressional testimony last week, Alan Mullaly, head of Ford, committed the company to developing plug-in cars. Next month at the North...
Conference confirms plug-in fever
Once again, a conference on plug-in cars. Coming on the heels of the Google/Brookings event in Washington, D.C., Plug-in 2008 in San Jose, ...
Senate Strives for Palatable Energy Bill; Plug-in Credits In
The Detroit News is reporting on the efforts in the Senate to craft a viable energy bill. As presently consitituted, the Senate bill drops...
Sierra Club California Weighs in for Electric Cars at CARB
The California Air Resources Board's (CARB) monthly meeting today included the adoption of the State Alternative Fuel Plan . The analy...
The Chinese are Coming!
Corn Belt Mayor Plugs In
Soot and Spin: Two Plug-in Paradoxes
Required reading: Bill Moore's EVWorld review and Martin Zimmerman's LA Times piece about their test drives of the Toyota Plug-in ...
Plug-in hybrid by who?
WSJ on Electric Possibilities
Joseph White, Wall St Journal Detroit bureau chief, is writing about electric cars again , this time about the majors. He's in Tokyo rep...
Toyota Plugging in with Nickel Metal Hydride
Popular Mechanics got a look and briefing on Toyota's own plug-in Prius. And they said it couldn't or wouldn't be done. Or it w...
Co-op America Really Gets It! - Plug-ins YES; Ethanol NO!
Co-op America has cut through the hype and hyperbole about "clean" cars. They did an excellent issue of their magazine analysing t...
Coal Into Cars: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
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