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A Hybrid Done Right, but Not Without Glitches
Mystery at Port Newark: Why Did 17 Plug-In Cars Burn?
A million dollars-worth of plug-in hybrid vehicles, including 16 Fisker Karma luxury sedans, caught fire at Port Newark during Hurricane Sandy.
Electric Car Owners Unfazed by Storm
Despite power failures, electric car drivers are managing to find ways to charge their batteries.
A Wireless Charging Solution for the Leaf and Volt
Wireless chargers use a transmitter located in a parking space or garage floor that connects to a receiver mounted under the car.
Hybrids and Electric Vehicles Do Well in Reliability Survey
The Nissan Leaf, Chevrolet Volt and various Toyota Prius models all scored well.
Prospects for R8 E-tron Darken, as Audi Shifts Focus to Plug-in Hybrids
Sales of the purely electric supercar were scheduled to begin at the end of the year, but executives appeared to back off that prospect this week.
Questions Linger on Battery Prices in Electric Cars
G.M. Plans a Software Patch to Address Stalling Chevrolet Volts
The plug-in hybrids may stall when in motion, but General Motors said the problem did not pose a safety hazard.
EV Battery-Maker A123 Systems Drained
A123 Systems had a new 'game-changing' EV battery and then suddenly filed for bankruptcy. What happened?