AutoblogGreen got to take a look at the testing process that new battery technologies go through before they get on the road in new hybrid vehicles. Speaking of hybrids, a California psychologist examines whether driving one can really make you eternally happy. Oil is the only thing the middle east has in abundance. Desert regions have a lot of sun and an inventor in the United Arab Emirates has developed a two seat car that derives it's energy exclusively from the sun.
- Touring the General Motors advanced hybrid battery test lab
- Could buying a Prius lead to 'hedonic adaptation' or eternal happiness?
- Inventor in the U.A.E creates a 2 passenger solar vehicle
- Rome to run public buses on B20 biodiesel
- Got a dog? Need to get around? Why not combine the two with "urban mushing"?
- Consolidation in the fuel-cell industry - Plug Power buys Cellex
- Saturn Aura Green Line approved for tax credit
- California schools looking for cash to buy CNG hybrid buses
- New small Volkswagen to be 3L car
- QuantumSphere, Inc. to Present Breakthrough Efficiencies in Hydrogen Generation at the National Hydrogen Association
- Hitch a ride on the 42 passenger SolarShuttle solar powered boat
- Honda Racing F1 team offsets their Australian Formula One Grand Prix CO2
- Robb Report Collection looks at mostly unavailable "Green Machines"
Chrysler plan to Congress requires $7 billion in loans to ward off death
GM asks Congress to kickstart its heart with ambitious plan
Ford claims to be back in black by 2011, release EV sedan same year
Ford Ranger Max concept debuts at Thailand Motor Show (w/VIDEO)
2009 Mini Cooper Cabrio unveiled! Detroit debut, hits showrooms in March
In the Autoblog Garage: 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8
By the Numbers - November 2008: Brother, Can You Spare a Dime Edition
In the Autoblog Garage: 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T
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In The Autoblog Garage: BMW X6 XDrive 35i
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