- LONDON (Reuters) - A sharp rise in fuel prices this year is likely to lead more Europeans to buy electric cars, even though they are more expensive than conventional vehicles, auto executives said. (Reuters UK)
- State officials said Tuesday that because of an increase in demand for electric cars, $350,000 is being added for rebates on new electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and chargers. The deadline for the rebates is being extended from March 31 to Nov. 1. (The Christian Science Monitor)
- When it came to Coda Automotives first-ever sales of its battery-electric Sedans, it was an all-Golden State affair. (autoblog)
- Researchers at the U.S. Department of Defenses Sandia National Laboratories have discovered a new family of metal-based liquid salt electrolytes, for use in flow batteries. (Gizmag)
- ELECTRIC CARS will not decrease in price for "some years", according to Audi's senior executive in charge of alternative energy development, Frank Van Meel. (Irish Times)
- Electric cars are out of range for many drivers. However, they are slowly evolving and there are actually 7 all electric vehicles (more are on the way) to choose from. The greater the number of electric vehicles, the more it will spur things along. (Examiner)
- WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) -- Electric cars used to seem like something of the future, but the future is now, and more folks around the nation and locally are buying hybrid and electric cars. (WWAY NewsChannel 3)
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Electric cars
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