Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
The auto industry’s problem is no longer that big cars aren’t selling. It’s that cars aren’t selling. Even fuel-sipping hybrids, which were in such hot demand this summer that they often sold after less than a day on dealer lots, are now slow sellers.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
The price of that Chevy Volt may go down another $2,500 this week, before the car even reaches production, thanks to President Obama’s massive economic stimulus proposa.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
At the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, the focus was largely on electric cars. The Cadillac Converj, the Chrysler 200C, an electric Ford Focus, a drop-top Fisker Karma — electric cars were everywhere. The world’s largest automaker was conspicuously absent. Toyota brought a single electric concept – a battery-powered version of its iQ city car that, the company said, it had no plans to produce anytime soon.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
Apparently, designing the fastest production car ever built wasn’t enough for Shelby Supercars. They want to build an electric one.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
The next generation of Toyota’s popular Prius hybrid has made its first official appearance at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. After more than a year of rumors and spy photos, and a long series of press releases from Toyota offering hints about the car, we can bring you the official details.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
It sounds like a futurist’s dream scenario: drive your electric car to work, get out, plug it in and let it power the building. But in Newark, Delaware, it’s about to become a reality – at least on a very small scale. The system is an Energy Department experiment that could point the way toward a greener future.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
Herbie and the talking Beetle in the VW commercials have a new reason to feel inferior – and this time it’s not Brooke Shields trying to sell rebadged Chrysler Minivans. It’s a gorgeous drop-top roadster that reportedly gets Prius-beating mileage and weighs in at barely more than a Mazda Miata, most likely making it a very agile ride.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
Batteries are keeping the next generation of ultra-efficient green cars out of your driveway. The Chevy Volt, the Cadillac Converj, an electric Ford Focus and half a dozen other electric cars are supposedly coming by 2010, or 2011. But they aren’t here yet and no one can put a final date on when they will come because of batteries.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
The slowing U.S. auto market and the threat of collapse looming over America’s Big Three automakers may not be hurting even the fuel-efficient, foreign-built cars that are supposedly the auto industry’s life rafts today.
Hybrids Electrics Hydrogen Cars
“Couldn’t you all have downgraded to first class or jet pooled or something to get here?.
