Tweet How do you solve the energy crisis and the transportation problem in one whack? An inventor named Scott Brusaw has the answer: Solar roadways. Solar roadways involve taking scraps from landfills and converting it,…
Tweet What kind of vehicles do Generation Y auto buyers want? According to the LA Times, they want hybrid vehicles packed with technology. Generation Y is the name given to people age 18 to 31….
Tweet Toyota automotive continues to support the green movement with a $20 million grant to the Audobon society. This grant will be used to support the society, which is known for its nature centers and…
Tweet The automotive industry isn’t the only one going hybrid, the boating industry is seeking to take advantage of all that sun on the water by introducing hybrid solar-gasoline yachts such as the Altair 70. …
Tweet Maybach recently released its Maybach DRS (Den-Riki-Sha), a vehicle designed with the future of automotive technology in mind. Designed by Maybach’s team consisting of Yong Won Lee, Toru Nakano, Teck-Koun Kim, Masahide Yamada, Daniel…
Tweet The 2010 LA Auto Show gave birth to many unique automobiles, including a wide array of eco-friendly vehicles and concept cars weighing less than 1000 pounds. Appearing in the challenge for best auto under…
Tweet The 2010 Los Angeles auto show introduced quite a few eco-friendly vehicles, including the Honda Air, Nissan V, Mercedes Benz Biome, and the Maybech DRS2 concept vehicles. Running on a variety of fuels, these…
Tweet Nissan has developed a new fully electric vehicle with 0 emissions and is in line with their dream of a “sustainable zero-emissions society.” The Nissan New Mobility Concept is optimum for individuals with short-distance…
Tweet Following the trend towards more eco-friendly automobiles, exotic car makers such as Ferrari, Porsche, and Bentley have joined the fray, developing high-end green vehicles for environmentally-conscious, wealthy individuals. While most of us will never…
Tweet The new Audi A2, manufactured in Germany, has broken a record for the longest run in a production-ready electric vehicle without refueling. Traveling from Munich to Berlin, the vehicle went 600 km (373 miles)…
