AutoblogGreen for 09.14.07
This could get good. Chrysler announced ENVI yesterday, a semi-independent, start-up-like organization that will focus on electrically driven vehicles. Sounds like the Volt is causing ripples. Speaking of the Volt effect, GM seems to want to cause even more ripples by already advertising the concept car, years before a production version might see dealer lots. Oh, yeah, it's going to get good.
- Chrysler sees E-Flex attention, decides to get ENVI!
- VIDEO: Three years before Job 1 and GM is already advertising the Volt
- Top 10 videos of lighter-than-air vehicles
- Frankfurt 2007: Ford of Europe pushes Flexifuel engines
- Luscious Garage, a hybrids-only car repair shop, opens in Bay Area
- Editorial: Why must motorcycles continue to get bigger and bigger?
- Plug-in Saturn Vue expected on the road in "2009-ish"
- Study shows that biodiesel fumes are less nasty than diesel
- Frankfurt 2007: Mazda's 100 percent BioFabric
- China invests heavily in biofuel technology to minimize food vs. fuel debate
- Waikato University works on improving the electric car
- Frankfurt 2007 video round up: Opel, Mini, Verve
- Spy shots of the redesigned Prius, plus a rendering
- Google.org issues request for investment proposals from EV companies
- Auto Alliance, Pew Campaign have different responses to Vermont GHG decision
- UK safety experts worry the Mini Clubman's 'suicide' door is too dangerous
- Automakers lose court battle in Vermont (more details)
- Ibuyeco car insurance offsets 18,000 tons of CO2 in first three months
- Madison WI gets five new Two-Mode hybrid buses
- NASA likes it hot, develops new extreme-heatproof processors
- Public bus fleet announces reduction in biodiesel blend
- Ricardo announces clean diesel technology to meet regulations with no aftertreatment
- German environmental organisations against the "Greening" of the Frankfurt Motor Show
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