With the gas prices are increasing, the excitement to take up at the electric vehicles has become growing. It is not merely the increasing fuel prices, but also the love for that green world is inclining the Americans more on the electric cars.
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Green car market blow up in Japan
The most recent edition of Toyota Motor Corp.'s hybrid vehicle Prius has gotten a warm welcome from customers in Japan, when Mitsubishi Motors Corp. has respond by cutting the cost of its i-MiEV cars to make it the very first electric car offered for the common public for much less than Y2 million (€17,406).
Green Car Guide Manufacture Award has been awarded to Nissan
Nissan has been honored with Green Car Guide’s Greenest Manufacturer of the Year Award for proving real dedication to the environmental problem with its electric vehicle LEAF. Usually, the award has been given to carmakers which are focused on trying vehicles with less emission, although the LEAF succeeded to top that with its eco standard of zero-emissions.
With Green Technologies, Toyota approaches China
Akio Toyota president of Toyota announced in the Shanghai Auto Show that the company plans to set up all of its green technologies to China, which surprises the gathered crowds and also automobile industry analysts.
Fuel-efficient 2012 Civic GX to be sold by Honda in USA
Honda will sell the natural-powered–gas Civic GX countrywide in the United States starting with the 2012 model, launching in this fall. The fuel efficient Honda Civic GX continues to be near the top of the list as essentially the majority of green car in the United States ever because it proceeded sale in California in 1998,
Car Buyers are still in a dilemma to purchase Green Cars
Even though all the hype around electric and hybrid cars -- and a rapid increase in the variety of available models, according to new survey most of the cars shoppers are not ready to buy. In case of hybrid cars, the problem is easy cost.
Electric Cars at the Geneva Motor Show 2011
The 2011 Geneva Motor Show in March brought quite a few new models out of the closet.But for the green car admirer, two concepts were the gems of the show: the return from the legendary Volkswagen Microbus, and an electric sports car from Nissan that merely might be economical.
