» Aurica Motors wants to keep NUMMI open to make electric cars
11/03/10 08:51 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: EV/Plug-in , Manufacturing/Plants Who the heck is Aurica Motors ? An under-the-radar electric car company with big dreams, that's who. A company that, if it gets its way, will turn the soon-to-be-closed NUMMI plant in Fremont,..

» Scoripion King: 2011 Ford F-Series Super Duty Power Stroke Diesel is cleanest ever
11/03/10 08:04 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: Diesel , Ford 2011 Ford F-Series Super Duty - Click above for high-res image gallery The new 6.7-liter diesel V8 that is debuting in the 2011 Ford Super-Duty pickup trucks is the first such engine ever developed and built in h..

» Smith Electric Vehicles US offers to buy out its UK parent
11/03/10 07:01 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: EV/Plug-in Smith Electric Vehicles Newton - Click above for high-res image gallery Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. has made an offer to the Tanfield Group to purchase Smith Electric Vehicles. Tanfield is a minority shareholder in..

» Antro Solo offers 150 mpg
24/06/08 14:51 from GreenCarDepot Blog
Recently unveiled in Budapest, the Antro Solo looks to be another promising venture into the ultra mpg realm of passenger vehicles. This 600 pound, carbon-fiber prototype vehicle seats 3 passengers and is powered by several different fuel s..

» An H20 powered vehicle, could it be real this time……?
13/06/08 12:54 from GreenCarDepot Blog
Japanese manufacturer, Genepax is unveiling it's prototype vehicle that converts water into hydrogen. The heart of this process is a membrane electrode assembly which breaks down water into hydrogen and oxygen. Genepax claims that one liter..

» EVs and the Grid
28/05/08 14:55 from GreenCarDepot Blog
We are going to see a number of electric vehicles entering the marketplace in the next few years, as well as plug-in hybrid models. Many are offering extended range and highway speeds, so they will become attractive to a market that previou..

» Fuel vs Food Debate
22/05/08 15:59 from GreenCarDepot Blog
In the last few weeks, I've read at least 10 magazine and newspaper articles about the rising cost of food, and the evil culprit: biofuels! I listened to a radio segment on NPR that blamed biofuels for the rising costs of tortillas in Mexic..