Who Killed The Electric Car? 2006
Motorists who were interested in an electric car felt that a limited vehicle warranted a limited price, but GM only produced the EV at a clip of four a day; they couldn’t make ‘em any cheaper. The car companies made the case that there
Free Charing Stations - Charge Your Electric Car for Free
Free charging stations for electric cars are now available in Westminster, UK. The city has the highest level of air pollution in the UK, caused by the high amount of daily traffic coming in and out of… Read More at TrendHunter.com
Video, Free Electric Car Charging Stations In The UK
"Council launches free on-street charging stations for electric cars in bid to turn the roads green." » original news
Alternative Car Expo this weekend in Santa Monica, CA
The California Air Resources Board another exhibitor at the Expo, will sign-off on the converted car, removing it from the smog certificate program. Left Coast Conversion's Gadget was featured in "Who Killed the Electric Car",
Honda News - AutoblogGreen for 11.20.06
Honda FCX concept fuel cell car in depth, Pt. 4 - Driving at Laguna Seca; New Oxford American’s Word of the Year: Carbon Neutral; Spiegel comes down hard on BMW Hydrogen 7; New book has 1912 photo of electric-car charging
Nissan News - Plug it in, plug it in: Nissan to sell electric car
Japanese newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun is reporting that Nissan is developing an all-electric subcompact car that it plans to sell by 2010. The electric car is being developed completely in-house and will use lithium-ion batteries to
F3e Concept Electric Car Powered by Iron-based Battery
Chinese car-maker BYD showed off an electric car at the recent Beijing auto show called the F3e. The F3e bears a striking resemblance to a late model Toyota Corolla. BYD is evidently a major manufacturer of car batteries and this new
Who Killed the Electric Car
But that’s exactly what happened with the General Motors’ EV-1 electric car. Its story is told in the remarkable "Who Killed the Electric Car," screened last month at the Ojai Playhouse. The story of the EV-1 is an extraordinary tale of
Electric Car News
GM shocked the industry in 1996 when it brought out the EV-1 battery-powered electric car, at first powered by lead acid batteries, and by 1999 with more potent nickel metal hydride batteries. The electric car promised an end to
Reva Electric Car Company receives investments worth $20 million
Reva Electric Car Company receives investments worth $20 million Reva Electric Car Company Private Limited is the only automobile company in India, which manufactures electric cars. And they have announced receiving investments worth

Who Killed the Electric Car? (2006)
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Global Electric Motorcars
Global Electric Motorcars, LLC (GEM), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DaimlerChrysler and the leading producer and seller of low speed neighborhood electric
Paul: Who killed my electric car? - CNN.com
I drive an electric car. Not a hybrid -- a gasoline-powered car that gets some help from an electric motor -- but a full electric vehicle.
Jerry's EV Conversion
Still, I thought it would be fun to document this journey even if it ran in fits and starts and took all winter. Read: Electric Car Conversion
Commuter Cars
Our requirements of this car (safety, etc. Emission-free and exciting, the electric Tango T600 is designed to beat most sports cars in the quarter mile
Electric Car Owners Club and the Electric Car Society. Since 1982.
How to build an electric car. Includes history, driving, parts list, CD-ROM, building, catalog, and wiring diagrams.
Apple - Trailers - Who Killed The Electric Car?
It was among the fastest, most efficient production cars ever built. It ran on electricity, produced no emissions and catapulted American technology to the
Business 2.0: A car that could save the planet—fast - May. 5, 2006
Wright, a 50-year-old entrepreneur from New Zealand, thinks his electric car, the X1, can soon be made into a small-production roadster that car fanatics
ZAP World
The Obvio 828 is the car that gives you many choices. Xebra thumb. The Xebra is a 100% Electric Vehicle going up to 40mph. Smart Homepage Thumb
Wired News: Battery-Fueled Car Will Smoke You
The EV1, General Motors' electric car, had failed, in part because it was expensive and poorly marketed. Most crippling, though, was the underperformance of electric+car: electric car motor , gem electric car , electric car motor , gem electric car , electric+car