How's this for an idea: add a plug-in hybrid conversion kit to the outside of your car. Sound good? It's called the Poulsen hybrid and it's in the running for the Auto X Prize. Other cool news from the battery-powered vehicle world is more info about the electric Triac, which also might come in truck form. We'll need these options if the predicted $200 oil "Super Spike" happens in the next six months. Shudder.
- 20,000 people express email interest in buying a Chevy Volt
- Who else thinks the Poulsen hybrid is the sleeper team to win the X Prize?
- More details on the electric Triac emerge + new truck?
- $200 oil "Super Spike" within 6 months?
- Earthrace update: biodiesel flood not too much a problem in Atlantic crossing
- New Ford 6 speed automatic bumps Escape mileage 4-6 percent
- Fiat replaces water with special wax
- Ford wins brownfield revitalization award for Fairlane Green
- Tesla's European lessons
- Electric vehicle company RTEV focusing on battery-powered ATVs
- Are Hypermilers a menace on the road?
- Hybrids could get a boost in China with tax changes
- Chrysler must be happy to keep holding onto GEM
- A123 Systems gets $12.5 million PHEV battery deal from USABC
- Ann Arbor, MI kicks off 4th annual Curb Your Car Month
- Mascoma scores another $10m, this time from Marathon Oil
- German transmission builder ZF producing hybrid motors for Mercedes
- Chelsea Sexton gets a biodiesel-powered makeover
- Greenpeace: Carbon capture is not going to save our climate
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