Seals are one of the primeval engineering gremlins in car making.
Bus maker Proterra has now set a record for the most miles traveled by an electric bus in 24 hours.
You think two people can’t make a difference? Just take a look at Sandpoint, Id., couple Julie and Scott Brusaw. She works as a counselor and he works as an electrical engineer. Julie wondered why couldn’t someone just turn all … Continue reading →
Rental company Club Sportiva offers a one-day Tesla Model S P85 rental for $899, but there are plenty of other options.
This week we look at the future of travel and amazing ways to store and create renewable energy.
To date, nothing beats a 15-year-old Honda Insight in MPG. Why not?
Ultracapacitor blends nanotubes and graphene for more power, faster charge.
A floating, no-emissions car sounds cool, but how would it actually fare in a large-scale disaster?
It can split lanes and filter through traffic, skipping right past jams.
This week we focus on the future, when the world is flooded, when fossil fuels are defunct and when robots do the heavy-lifting.
British designer Phil Pauley introduces concepts for electric extreme weather rescue vehicles to aid victims stranded by floodwaters. Continue reading →
The Quant e-Sportlimousine was rolled out this week at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
In a recent shareholder letter, CEO Elon Musk described a factory that would build battery packs for a future mass-market electric car.
This week we go back to the future and forward to the past.
The first car designed by Ferdinand Porsche was actually the 1898 P1.
The roadmap plans to make 4,412 vehicles in the city's taxicab fleet emission-free.
The world's biggest gingerbread house, the largest ship and the fastest electric motorcycle top this week's gallery.
The transportation solutions are not just spinning their wheels.
The transportation solutions are not just spinning their wheels.
Some 15,000 electric cars should be rolling on Norwegian roads by the end of 2013, 10 times more than in neighboring Denmark and Sweden.