Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green
AutoblogGreen for 08.22.07
What is it with people pushing their Priuses to 100+mph? We're so much more impressed with 100+ mpg, but Woz apparently isn't. If you yourself are keen on checking out what mpg you're getting at any particular moment, you might want to check out the upcoming Nissan models, which will come with fuel efficiency gauges. If you're keen on other green car news, check out today's list:
- Woz gets $700 ticket for going 105 MPH in a Prius
- Nissan's new models to get fuel efficiency gauges
- Pearl Jam sings against BP's Lake Michigan ammonia dumping
- Woodward Dream Cruise 2007: Green Cruising
- The Korean Ministry of the Environment orders 3,390 hybrids from Kia and Hyundai
- Audi redesigns the A3 to run free under new London congestion charges
- Frankfurt Preview: Another rendition of the VW City Expert
- Hey, another event offsetting CO2 emissions
- Pine trees hold out hope for biofuels; research underway
- Mercedes may sue to stop Euro sales of Chinese Smart clone
- Silicon nanoparticle film can increase solar cell performance
- TDIClub member fesses up about ruining Jetta by using VegOil
- 2008 Toyota Highlander hybrid gets a price
- TNT buys two Smith EV trucks for Rotterdam delivery
- Green Earth Fuels has produced over two million gallons of biodiesel
- Battery powered record of 75 MPH on AA cells!
- Kansas now has 21 E85 stations
- Beijing's trial of cutting vehicle traffic results in more pollution (or not)
- UPS has goals for reducing fuel use and emissions. How is it doing?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Maarten J M Verschure 7:15AM (8/22/2007)
WOZ should bring the Prius back to the Toyota dealer as the thing has to do at least 115M/H.
Maarten Verschure
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