The Frankfurt Motor Show opens in Germany on September 15, and several concept cars caught our eye. Have a look for yourself.
A wireless system not only recharges vehicles in motion but can discharge excess electricity to feed it back into the power grid during energy spikes.
The P85D scored 103 points on the magazine's 100-point ratings scale.
All Netherlands Railways trains will be powered 100 percent by wind by 2018. Continue reading →
This new technology could enable EV drivers to travel longer distances without having to stop to charge their car.
At a conference, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said it was in the final phases of testing the first release of what it calls its Autopilot for Model S cars.
Nine out of 10 electric-car drivers say they won't go back to cars with internal-combustion engines.
NASA and other aircraft developers are looking for ways to drop the cost of fuel and lower the emissions for short-haul flights.
Alternative energy is revving up without any emissions.
Two French pilots have flown electric planes over the English Channel. Continue reading →
Self-balancing motorcycle called the Moto Pogo allows users to lean forward to go and lean back to stop. Continue reading →
Green innovations are set to be a theme at this year's show with the air industry committed to being carbon-neutral by 2020.
Electricity is at the center of this week's technology, using it to power everything from cars to jeans and finding better ways to store it.
Small Finnish automaker hopes to transition race car design into high-end consumer vehicle. Continue reading →
The world must act fast to reduce carbon intensity of electricity or risk failing to meet global climate goals. The greenness of electric cars depends on it. Continue reading →
Rumors are flying that Apple is planning to make an electric car.
The new Quant F prototype car uses flow battery technology to store energy in water.
The battery-powered Lampuga skims over the water at more than 30 mph.
Fuel for your tank without ever going near a traditional gas station.
At the Detroit Auto Show, the Bolt was out of the blue.