Friday, Oct 21, 2011 5:00 PM UTC
“Revenge of the Electric Car”: Why the automakers went green
Former gadfly Chris Paine goes inside the car industry for the cutthroat drama of "Revenge of the Electric Car"
Former gadfly Chris Paine goes inside the car industry for the cutthroat drama of "Revenge of the Electric Car"
As more electric cars fill the roads, cities struggle to provide fast-charging stations with no industry standards
Built with the help of the U.S. government, Chevy's innovative new vehicle is a glimpse into the future
The automaker will begin selling a hybrid station wagon starting next summer as either a 2011 or 2012 model
Party says it lacks the 60 votes to pass measure that would lift cap on oil leak liabilities and push green cars
The Palo Alto, Calif., company is the first car manufacturer to go public since Ford in 1956
The high-end start-up hitches a ride with the Prius-maker. Could be just a P.R. move, could be California's future
General Motors is betting that the Chevy Volt will usher in the electric future. Promises, promises.
General Motors wants to take its pioneering electric automobiles off the road. But the geeks who drive them won't let go of the steering wheel.
Everyone should have a chance to live inside an album by their once-favorite band. I did, at a Tesla concert in Oklahoma City.
As a small pack of battery-powered cars is put to sleep, new fuel cells make possible zero-emissions vehicles that really do hum.
Mark Hogan is in the "Web on wheels" driver's seat, trying to put GM on a collision course with Gen X.
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