Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green
AutoblogGreen for 06.13.08
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As an individual, you might (repeat, might) have over $100,000 to spend on an all-electric sandcar. But, if you're the U.S. Government, perhaps $30m for plug-in hybrid development is more your style. Alternately, if you're trying to spend less at the pump, maybe you're one of the many people who are taking another look at the MINI now that gas is $4/gallon.
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- Nissan exec expects quadrupling of electric car range by 2015
- Ford asks, DOE delivers: U.S. will spend $30m to fund PHEV development
- Americans taking a good look at the MINI now that gas is $4/gallon
- Two new hybrids, one Toyota, one Lexus to join new Prius at Detroit show?
- Delphi gets $5 million DOE grant for inverter development
- British fuel demand down 20% due to high prices
- In the UK, if only 65 percent say they want powertrain alternatives, that's low
- Concerned about CO2? In the UK, just buy a diesel
- Food Before Fuel campaign launches to protest against Food-To-Fuel policies
- Ultra Motor takes you from A2B
- Chrysler working "intensely" on Hornet-like small car
- VIDEO: Dodge Ram plug-in hybrid converter wants to transform your truck
- Donald Rumsfeld buys a Vespa
- Mercedes-Benz A-Class to go with conventional FWD layout
- Ford's Mark Fields calls for government aid in PHEV development
- Philadelphia will use Zipcar for city fleet
- Germany switching to federal CO2-based car tax in 2010
- VIDEO: $10,000 electric car coming this year?
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