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Rare BMW Screwup: Mini E Electric Vehicle Is Unpleasant To Drive

Rare BMW Screwup: Mini E Electric Vehicle Is Unpleasant To Drive

Like their owners and pretty much every auto journalist, we love BMWs. And we especially love driving them. It’s a cliche now, but especially their sedans are perfectly balanced, instantly responsive, and raring for the open road. They are, to overuse the decades-old tagline, pretty close to the ultimate driving machines. Which is why we’re [...]

July 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Auto News | Read More »

Ener1 Developing Fuel Cell For Use As Range Extender in EVs

Ener1 Developing Fuel Cell For Use As Range Extender in EVs

Ener1, one of the leading lithium ion battery companies, announced plans to develop fuel cell stacks for use in electric vehicles as range extenders through a subsidiary company called EnerFuel. Currently, the fuel cell stack has been tested in concept form by automakers including Ford and General Motors.  Ener1 is working hard on the project [...]

June 27th, 2009 | Posted in Auto News | Read More »

Ford Fusion Hybrid Smart Gauge with EcoGuide Intriguing Even For Avid Hypermillers

Ford Fusion Hybrid Smart Gauge with EcoGuide Intriguing Even For Avid Hypermillers

Wards Auto makes a bold prediction that could prove true.  Their prediction, “The ranks of hyper-millers will grow with the Ford Fusion Hybrid volume.”  Hyper-millers are drawn to gauges that tell you how good you are doing.  Gauges that accurately display real time fuel economy, battery power and such are what many hyper-millers us to [...]

June 25th, 2009 | Posted in Auto News | Read More »

First Drive: 2012 Ford Focus EV Prototype

First Drive: 2012 Ford Focus EV Prototype

Plug-in electric cars are the next frontier for green car buyers. Hybrids like the 2010 Toyota Prius and 2010 Honda Insight will duke it out this year, but you can’t charge them up from wall current. GM has been promoting its plans for the 2011 Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in car with an auxiliary engine, for [...]

June 24th, 2009 | Posted in Auto News | Read More »