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2010 Volvo XC60: A Review

Written by Editor in March 12th, 2010 at 07:03 am
Filed under: Auto Reviews, Volvo

2010 Volvo XC60 Thinking of buying the 2010 Volvo XC60? Don’t make the purchase before knowing all the facts. This review will tell you all that ...

Porsche Presents 918 Spyder High-Performance Conce...

Written by Editor in March 12th, 2010 at 01:03 am
Filed under: Auto News, Porsche

918 Spyder This is a highly efficient and also ultra fast car. It is a concept car that comes with a plug in hybrid. The car ...

Top 10 Hybrid Cars

Written by admin in May 01st, 2009 at 09:05 am
Filed under: Auto Reviews, Energy and Vehicles

Best hybrid cars Hybrid cars were introduced by various automotive industries as a result of the need for more efficient and environmentally sound cars. Even though ...

UK Government Announces £250m Incentive Program f...

Written by admin in April 20th, 2009 at 05:04 am
Filed under: Auto News, Energy and Vehicles

To bring more and more electric cars and plug-in on the British roads, the UK government has unveiled an incentive program worth £250m. One can get ...

BMW at 2010 Detroit NAIAS Creates a Stir

Written by Editor in December 21st, 2009 at 01:12 am
Filed under: Auto News, BMW

2010 Detroit NAIAS The BMW at 2010 Detroit NAIAS produces a number of wide ranging options including some of the future ways of enjoying Sheer Driving ...

BMW Group Has Increased Worldwide

Written by Editor in November 20th, 2009 at 09:11 am
Filed under: Auto News, BMW

This is a rather global phenomenon with their massive increase in sales in October. This is BMW, MINI and Rolls Royce coming over with new ...

Celebrate the Mustang New Year at AmericanMuscle.c...

Written by admin in April 17th, 2009 at 10:04 am
Filed under: Auto Site Reviews, Ford, Special

For Mustang owners, the New Year doesn't start on January 1st - it begins on that first beautiful spring day when they can finally let their Ponies out of the barn and let them stretch their legs on the highway or racetrack. And as the Mustang New Year fast approaches, you have to make sure you have the exactly what you need to properly customize your ride for the coming months. So head on over to AmericanMuscle, where you'll find all the highest-quality and lowest-cost Ford Mustang Parts on the Internet. Now, pretty much every Mustang site out there is going to have a bunch of wheels, cold air intakes, spoilers, etc. But only AmericanMuscle has an equally huge selection of Mustang Interior Parts as well! Make sure your Pony looks as good on the inside as it does on the outside with a new set of seats, floor mats, gauges and pedals. And best of all, we also feature a monsterous collection of billet interior accessories, that will give ...

Posts Tagged ‘electric vehicles’

Renault-Nissan Alliance and All Japan Ryokan Association Signs Partnership!

Written by Editor in February 08th, 2010 at 06:02 am
Filed under: Auto News, Nissan Tags: electric vehicles, Japan Rykon Association, Renault-Nissan | 0 Comment

Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. And all other Japan Ryokan Associations signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work closely to build a less carbon and environment friendly society.

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The two big organizations will be working together to endorse the electric vehicles development’s charging infrastructures in the hotels. In order to build-up new demand for Hotel industry to promote Electric Vehicles. Based on the new MOU, the new partnership will be a both sided work and study on the following areas.

To develop and create new infrastructures for charging in the Hotels with the help of All Japan Rykon Association.
To use the EV chargers for the guest’s usage while they are staying. Click here to read more…

In-depth Analysis of 2010 Nissan Leaf Electric Car

Written by Editor in August 06th, 2009 at 12:08 am
Filed under: Auto Reviews, Nissan Tags: alt-fuel vehicles, electric car, electric vehicles, gas-electric hybrids, leaf electric car, nissan leaf | 3 Comment

The 2010 Nissan Leaf electric car is US bound and is now going to attend US green party. The car is essentially being supported by Altima Hybrid. It is selling alt fuel offerings. The sedan utilizes technology like that borrowed from the Toyota.

Nissan says that their new prospective is really different now.They are now hard at work with their case and depth analysis. The company has admitted that the cautious ones are really with their new marketing alt-fuel vehicles. This process is taking place in North America with their hard work being kept alive through their newly forming electric vehicles. The advanced lithium-ion batteries are about to support them by 1992.

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Ford to Bring All-electric Version of its 2010 Transit Connect

Written by admin in February 10th, 2009 at 11:02 am
Filed under: Auto News, Ford Tags: all-electric version, electric vehicles, Ford, gasoline powered, Smith Electric Vehicles | 0 Comment

On Monday, Ford announced that the company is planning to introduce an all-electric version of its 2010 Transit Connect in North America.

The new version will be introduced with Ford’s gasoline powered 2.0 liter model.

This all-electric version is based on the global Transit Connect platform and it will be developed in Turkey and delivered to the United States. Smith Electric Vehicles will outfit the vehicle.

Only few details are available about the vehicle still, and it has not been announced what kind of battery it will have and who is its supplier.

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BMW Mini E: The coolest electric car

Written by admin in December 05th, 2008 at 08:12 am
Filed under: Auto Reviews, BMW, Electric Mini Tags: auto industry, BMW, carbon emission, electric vehicles, mini-e | 0 Comment

If fully charged, this BMW Mini E electric car can cover 150miles with 95mph top speed. Isn’t coolly impressive?

It is cool as well as whisperingly quiet, but you would find the British classic without back seats as they have been replaced with the battery pack of 250kg.

Similarly, you would find a dial instead of the rev counter to find out how many miles your mini E can cover before plugging this Mini E at the mains.