by Clean Energy Motorsports | Oct 28, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology, Electric Vehicles, FIA Formula E, Plugin Cars
The EU has made a major commitment that will certainly factor in uncreased use of electric cars and other sustainable modes of transportation. From an article on the FIA Formula E website: Sustainability: EU aims to reduce GHG emissions by up to 40% by 2030 Last week...
by Clean Energy Motorsports | Oct 9, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology, Electric Vehicles, Plugin Cars
BREAKING: Tesla Reveals AWD Model S P85D – 0 to 60 MPH 3.2 Seconds – Range Improved By 10 Miles from: Inside EVS article – This article has blog and pictures from the historic live Tesla Motors announcement October 9, 2014 Tesla announced Thursday that the...
by Clean Energy Motorsports | Oct 3, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology, Electric Vehicles, Plugin Cars
Tesla Teases ‘D’, Lamborghini Asterion, Mazda MX-5 Engine from: Motor Authority article Tesla CEO Elon Musk released a cryptic teaser to Twitter last night promising a new “D” unveiling on October 9. What is it? That’s anybody’s guess.Lamborghini has joined the hybrid...
by Clean Energy Motorsports | Sep 23, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology, Electric Vehicles, Plugin Cars
Promising article based on a new study concerning fast charging electric car batteries. DC fast charging makes electric cars considerably more practical, allowing drivers to recharge a car’s battery to 80 percent of capacity in half an hour or less. But quick...
by Clean Energy Motorsports | Sep 23, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology
From Money CNN article: The Rockefeller family, which built its wealth on oil, is divesting its philanthropic fund of fossil fuel investments. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund pledged Monday to divest itself of investments in coal and tar sands, promising to reduce that...
by Clean Energy Motorsports | Sep 21, 2014 | Electric Vehicle Technology, Electric Vehicles, Plugin Cars
From: Green Car Reports Today, most plug-in electric car buyers qualify for a Federal income-tax credit of $2,500 to $7,500–but Senator Harry Reid thinks those incentives should be expanded. He proposes to overcome one challenge with that incentive: Buyers must...
