Chevy Volt
By Nathanael Baker on April 15, 2010
Tags: Best of Green: Cars and Transportation, Chevy Volt, Ford Fusion Hybrid, High-Speed Rail, Nissan Leaf, Treehugger, United States, Volkswagen 1-Litre Diesel-Hybrid Car
The environmental and clean energy website, Treehugger has published its 2009 Best of Green: Cars and Transportation.
Their interactive slideshow offers great insight into the current and future market of new and green transportation.
By Alison Pruitt on March 31, 2010
Tags: Ford, Nissan, USD, Chevy Volt, Consumer Reports National Research Center, electric car, electric vehicle, EV, Ford Focus EV, hybrid, Nissan Leaf, PHEV, plug-in hybrid electric car, survey, energy
Electric cars, particularly electric plug-ins are still cutting edge technology to most people.
By Shannon Roxborough on February 5, 2010
Tags: AeroVironment Inc., Ener1 Inc, Ford Motor Company, General Electric, Nissan, Personal Independent Vehicle Company, China, Finland, United States, USD, AeroVironment, AeroVironment Inc., Chevy Volt, electric car, electric vehicle, Ener1, Ener1 Inc., EV, General Electric, Indiana, Kleiner Perkins Caufiled & Byers, Nasdaq:AVAV, Nasdaq:HEV, Think City, Think Global, Department of Energy, Indiana, InSpire, Michigan, Tesla Roadster, venture capital
You've no doubt heard about the Chevy Volt, America's first mass-produced electric vehicle.
By Alison Pruitt on January 21, 2010
Tags: Battery Systems, General Motors Corporation, United States, USD, batteries, Brownstown Battery Pack Assembly Plant, Chevy Volt, DOE, electric car, electric vehicle, EV, General Motors, GM, lithium-ion battery packs, Michigan, U.S. Department of Energy, Ed Whitacre, electricity, energy, machinery, manufacturing, Michigan, transportation, U.S. Department of Energy
General Motors Corporation (GM) recently manufactured the first battery pack for its upcoming extended-range electric vehicle: the Chevy Volt.
By Leslie Berliant on August 19, 2009
Tags: Ford, General Motors, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Toyota, USD, automobile, automobile industry, Chevy Volt, Ford, fuel economy, fuel efficiency, Honda, Honda Fit, Honda Insight, hybrid, Nissan Leaf, NYSE:F, NYSE:HMC, NYSE:TM, plug-in hybrid, Prius, Suzuki, Suzuki Kizashi, Toyota, Toyota Vitz, Apollo Blog, Fit, Honda Insight, Honda is, Jennifer Granholm, Michigan, oil, Prius, Toyota is, Toyota Prius, Toyota Vitz
Claims that the Chevy Volt will get 230 miles per gallon seem to be giving everyone a kick in the pants, even if such claims are not quite substantiated yet.
By Nathanael Baker on August 12, 2009
Tags: Chevy Volt, electric car, electric vehicle, EPA, EV, fuel economy, General Motors, mpg, U.S Enviornmental Protection Agency
General Motors announced that its electric vehicle, the Chevy Volt will have a fuel economy rating of 230 mpg.
By Nathanael Baker on June 11, 2009
Toyota is wary to jump on the plug-in hybrid bandwagon. The company cites price, recharge time, and battery durability as the key factors that need to be improved for plug-ins to be successful.
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