Vattenfall will replace 3500 vehicles and light commercial vehicles in Sweden (1700), the Netherlands (750) and Germany (1100) over a period of five years ...
Seat is joining the EV market
Seat is going to launch its first electric vehicle, the Mii. The car will have the same basic technology like the VW e-Up. It is assumed that the Seat Mii ...
Toyota and Suzuki collaboration in ecological and safety technology
Toyota and Suzuki started discussing a partnership in October 2016. Today both companies confirmed they would work together in ecological and safety ...
Asia’s first hybrid electric ferry in operation
A new hybrid electric ferry has been launched in the harbor of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The ferry is retrofitted with an electric propulsion system that replaces ...
Faraday Future curtails its manufacturing plans in the USA
The Chinese-funded company Faraday Future, is curtailing its plans to build vehicles in the United States. The planned product portfolio has been reduced ...
EU-Kommission überlegt automatische Bremssysteme für Autos einzuführen
Die EU-Kommission hat erste Vorüberlegungen geäußert in einigen Jahren Autos automatisch abzubremsen, wenn das Tempolimit überschritten wird. Dies kö ...
Nissan e-van best selling electric van in 2016
The Nissan e-NV200, an award-winning all-electric van, was Europe’s best-selling electric van in 2016. The car was the best-selling car in 17 countries ...
Scotland Yard about to get a hybrid electric vehicle fleet
London Police, Scotland Yard, will launch a new fleet of hundreds of hybrid electric cars to help fight London’s air pollution. 250 alternative energy ...
Ford CEO explains the future strategy for cities almost without cars
Ford’s CEO Mark Fields explained his company’s vision for moving into urban planning projects within 15 or 20 years in an interview. According ...
New hybrid Taxis in London by the end of 2017
The London Taxi Company is going to launch a new black cab with a range-extending hybrid powertrain at the end of the year. The new cab is called “ ...
