Mazda claims that the next-generation Mazda2 will achieve 30 kilometres per litre (70 mpg), possibly making it the most fuel-efficient gasoline-powered car in the world.
Mazda claims that the next-generation Mazda2 will achieve 30 kilometres per litre (70 mpg), possibly making it the most fuel-efficient gasoline-powered car in the world.
Well what an interesting surprise. A study conducted by Toyota themselves has shown that the Prius’ manufacturing emissions are worse than the automotive industry’s average.
Porsche development chief Wolfgang Duerheimer told Automotive News that the company is planning a hybrid variation of every model line, in an effort to reduce their fleet CO2 emissions.
General Motors and its partners are planning to install over 5,300 EV charging stations in Michigan.
Ferrari has rolled out a “tree-hugging” new California in Paris: the High Emotion, Low Emissions (HELE).
Mercedes is reportedly working on a successor to their Active Body Control system, called Magic Body Control. Yes, you read that correctly, magic. It’s even got a suitable nickname: Magic Carpet.
Ferrari may be presenting a fuel-efficient California prototype at the Paris Motor Show this month.
The Toyota Prius has received a noisemaker option in Japan, to let pedestrians know that you’re approaching when you putter along in electric-only mode.
Peugeot has revealed the world’s first electric-diesel hybrid automobile, the 3008 Hybrid4.