Cincinnati-based AMP specializes in converting legacy vehicles to electric power.
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Mitsubishi to offer PHEV version of Outlander crossover in 2013
At last week’s Geneva Auto Show, Mitsubishi announced that it will produce a PHEV version of its popular Outlander, to be launched in 2013. “During fiscal 2012, Mitsubishi Motors will be adding to its lineup an electric vehicle-based Outlander model, which will use a plug-in hybrid system derived from MMC’s already existing EV technology,” said… Read more »
EPA figures confirm Coda Sedan’s impressive range
Coda’s official 88-mile range beats every other EV on the market, save the smaller and much pricier Tesla Roadster, which claims a range of 245 miles.
Mitsubishi to launch Power BOX power feeder for its EVs
Mitsubishi’s new Power BOX power feeder allows you to draw standard AC power from an i-MiEV’s battery.
San Diego electric car sharing service celebrates 100 days and over 6,000 members
Members can locate an available car by using a smartphone app, or simply grab one on the street, and keep it as long as they need it, paying only for the time they use the vehicle.
Mercedes-Benz introduces Vito E-CELL Crewbus
With a range of around 130 km (81 miles), the E-CELL is designed for short routes involving numerous stops.
Nissan announces European expansion plans for the LEAF
The company announced a list of measures to prepare the European market for higher volume leading up to the start of production in England in 2013.
VIA Motors to develop electric vehicles for Verizon’s fleet
VIA's eREV power-train technology would allow the majority of Verizon’s workers to drive day-to-day routes entirely on electric power.
Tesla Motors and Athlon Car Lease announce Model S leasing program
Athlon has reserved 150 units, so the new upscale EV will be available to its customers as soon as European deliveries begin in late 2012.
Facing slow sales, GM temporarily idles Volt production line
2011 sales of the new PHEV totaled 7,671, well short of the company’s target of 10,000 units. So far this year, about 1,600 have left the lots.