Why Did GM Destroy Its Electic Cars?

Watch this short great video to discover why GM destroyed its Electric vehicles.  

Clean Fuel Cars

Clean fuel cars are on Warren Buffet’s agenda. At the end of September he put-up $230 to buy 10% of China’s electric car company: BYD. BYD also produces batteries to store the electricity. Now our electric grid and wall sockets are not enough to store the electricity so we will need swapping stations for these clean fuel [...]

SOLAR CARS: THE BEST ENERGY

Solar cars are really the best energy because the sun is always producing more for no cost. We just have to perfect the technology to harness that energy. Today the solar pannel are build into the cars body which means that the car can pick up solar energy anywhere. so far solar cars can travel [...]

Lithium Batteries Look Like The Next Future Car Technology

Future cars and especially electric cars will soon be powered by lithium batteries. The future cars of GM, Toyota, Mercedes, BMW, Nissan-Renault, Mitsubishi and VW are all either testing lithium or actually using it.   The drewback is that there is only a supply enough for 10 years. That will give us time to develop alternative technologies  and [...]

clean fuel cars: electric cars go into production

Electric Cars, Unbelievable! Apparently, Fisker, a green American car company, will start to produce electric cars. Fisker has announced production plans of its electric Karma. The plug-in, hybrid, sports sedan will start production in the fourth quarter of 2009. Its annual production is set at 15,000 vehicles. Fisker’s Karma is looking to make the 0 to 60 mph sprint [...]

Clean Fuel Cars

Clean Fuel cars are a serious part of the Japanese auto industry initiatives, much more than the American auto industry. check out this clean fuel car information.

Clean Fuel Cars Program Backfires

The government’s policies for flexible-fuel vehicles (vehicles which can run on a mixture of gasoline and more than 10 percent ethanol) are written in such a way that they cause unintended consequences. One such consequence is that car manufacturers gain leeway in meeting fuel-economy standards if they produce flexible-fuel cars and trucks. So American automakers have been producing hundreds of thousands of the vehicles, [...]