Personal: One Year with My Chevrolet Bolt EV
In a year, I accumulated just under 10,000 miles on my Chevrolet Bolt and made zero dealer visits.
Personal: 12 Years of Electrifying Progress for Cars and Clean Fleets
We have seen amazing progress in cars, electrified transportation and in the future of mobility, since I started Clean Fleet Report in 2006, said Clean Fleet Report founder John Addison.
News: Fisker EMotion EV Introduced at CES
Henrik Fisker is back with a successor to the Karma, which he calls the Fisker EMotion, an electric sports GT, which debuted at the CES. It will challenge the EV purveyors to the rich and famous when it debuts at the end of 2019.
News: Kia Niro EV Showcased At 2018 CES
Kia rolled into the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show yesterday to unveil a new all-electric concept car called the Kia Niro EV.
News: Byton Introduces Electric SUV
Byton, headquartered in Nanjing, China, but with design offices in Munich, a technology office in Silicon Valley and three other Chinese offices, introduced its first full-electric SUV concept car at CES yesterday.
News: Honda Clarity Named 2018 Green Car of the Year
Green Car Journal awarded its 2018 Green Car of the Year trophy to the Honda Clarity family of vehicles, which comes as a fuel cell electric, battery electric or plug-in hybrid.
Happy New Year!
This has been a great year for us, but we think 2018 promises to be even more exciting. Glad to have you along for the ride.
News: BMW Electrification Push Bearing Fruit
BMW, through its BMW iPerformance sub-brand, delivered 100,000 pure electrics and plug-in hybrids during 2017, reaching its goal for the year.
Flash Drive: 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf
I see the 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf as one that cuts its own path—a fun-to-drive, affordable, reasonable-range compact EV. I could think of no more higher recommendation.
Feature: Homemade Electric Car Chases Guinness Record
Eric Lundgren took his junkyard dog BMW electric car with 90 percent recycled parts and made a run for a Guinness Record. Built at a cost of $13,800 in 45 days with no R&D and three-year-old batteries repackaged from broken cells, “The Phoenix” was going to challenge the current record for the furthest distance driven by an electric car on a single charge.