The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has awarded the 2011 Nissan LEAF with its Top Safety Pick rating making it the very first all-electric-vehicle to earn the award from IIHS. Continue Reading

Celebrated its debut at the 2011 New York Auto Show is Volkswagen AG‘s classic all-electric Microbus, the Volkswagen Bulli Concept featuring a two-box design to compete against the likes of Scion xB and the Kia Soul. Continue Reading

Mitsubishi has introduced its very first all-electric production car at the 2011 New York Motor Show, the new 2012 Mitsubishi i with a very affordable price – several thousand less than other mass produced electric vehicles in the market. Continue Reading

Celebrated its debut at the 2011 New York Auto Show is the 2012 BMW ActiveE, the first ever production electric automobile of BMW and part of the company’s ongoing strategy to develop environmentally friendly, yet high-performance vehicles. Continue Reading

Debuted at the 2011 New York Auto Show is Nissan’s motorsport version of the Nissan Leaf known as the Nissan Leaf NISMO RC (Racing Competion), purpose-built to bring new meaning to the term “Racing Green.” Continue Reading

2011 Nissan LEAF

Here’s is a review for the 2011 Nissan LEAF courtesy of egmCartech. Continue Reading

Price comparison website moneysupermarket.com has published a list of the ten most popular cars in the UK. This has been determined by looking at the number of car insurance quotes which have been retrieved for each brand of car to determine which is the most popular with UK motorists. Continue Reading

Audi has released another concept in addition to its e-tron lineup, say hello to Audi A3 e-tron Concept. Continue Reading

With today’s oil prices soaring, more and more people are looking for ways to save on fuel. One of the most efficient ways to save money and the environment is through the use of electric car hybrids and below are the ten best of the innovative cars of the future. Continue Reading

Electric cars and scooters have become all the rage throughout the world, with more and more consumers willing to pay the higher initial price tag for an electric vehicle for a variety of reasons, whether it’s the prestige of owning the coolest new car or the pride of owning an environmentally-conscious ride. One interesting trend is that more and more manufacturers are including extra bells and whistles into electric cars and scooters, including built-in WiFi technology that lets you do everything from play blackjack online to making hands-free calls from BlueTooth enabled helmets. Continue Reading