Transportation
Tesla Model S Pure Electric - Sneak Peek VIDEO
We know that the Tesla Model S is pure electric, can go from 0 to 60 in 5.6 seconds and has a 300 mile range. But have you seen the VIDEO?
Read Article | 1 commentFirst Photos of Production Chevy Volt Leaked
GM says the early posting of Chevy Volt images to a company website was human error. Mistake or not, here’s the first look at GM’s highly anticipated plug-in.
Read Article | 8 commentsThe Folding Bicycle That Fits In A Backpack
Sure, it looks a bit like you’re carrying a toilet seat around. But this new folding backpack bicycle makes personal transport more personal than ever before.
Read Article | 3 commentsNext-Gen Prius Will Have Solar AC
Toyota’s iconic Prius hyrbrid is about to make a symbolic leap forward: the next generation will reportedly feature solar panels on the roof.
Read Article | 33 commentsCargo Hauling Scooters To Offset Gas Prices?
A new scooter concept is designed around the task of hauling cargo in the most direct way possible — it’s a moped with a hole in it.
Read Article | 3 commentsDoes Daimler’s All-Electric smart Trump GM’s Volt?
General Motors hopes its Chevy Volt will introduce electric cars to the masses. But Daimler’s electric smart may be the first real plug-in People’s Car.
Read Article | 16 commentsNYC Gets $6 Million To Clean Up Private Fleets
New York City has some of the worst air quality in America, according to the EPA; will a joint project between the city and state to fund private fleet modernization help clear the air?
Read Article | 2 commentsSurvey: Gas Prices Force Consumer Change
Pain at the pump: A new survey of some 43,000 consumers shows that rising gasoline prices are beginning to modify the way people work and travel.
Read Article | 41 commentsAirbus Promises Green Aircraft By 2020
Airbus has promised a green airliner to help bail out an industry that’s losing $6 billion this year due to rising fuel costs. Can they really do it?
Read Article | 6 commentsHigh-Tech Horsepower Makes Up For Shrinking Engines
A British Company has developed an inexpensive supercharger which can make smaller engines feel much more powerful. That means fewer CO2 emissions — and big fuel savings.
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