Interesting review of hydrogen fuel cell EV's vs. battery EV's The usual anti-EV comments follow the video.

http://ktla.com/2017/03/15/trump-to-ease-federal-fuel-economy-rules-california-regulations-could-require-higher-fuel-economy-standard/ Interesting article...California may be the tail that wags the dog here. CA emissions standards are adopted in 12 other states, about one third of the country...

Mitsubishi Motors Corp admitted to manipulating test data to overstate the fuel economy of 625,000 cars sold in Japan after Nissan Motor, which markets a similar model made by Mitsubishi, found a discrepancy in fuel efficiency test data. The tests overstated fuel efficiency by 5 percent to 10...

This topic pops up every few months or so on this forum. This is a link to a blog I follow (among others) for DIY tips for my ICE-powered vehicle. Bottom line: Read (and follow) your owner's manual. The author is a mechanical engineer, not a petroleum or automotive engineer, that just happens...

We had the chance to compare mpg of non plug-in Toyota Prius and Chevrolet Volt during the same trip of 100 miles. Both car are really fuel efficient especially when we drive slow. It takes more than 100 miles to beat the volt on fuel efficiency and total energy including electricity... We began...

"GM engineer Douglas Drauch palms one of the 288 lithium-ion cells that together make up the battery pack of a plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt." Some light reading with pictures...

Some 73% of those surveyed said they would be willing to consider an alternatively fueled vehicle, like a hybrid, diesel or a full electric car. More than a third of consumers, some 37%, cited fuel economy as the most important consideration in buying their next car. Quality came in at 17%...

#1 2012 Mitsubishi i-MiEV at 112 MPG. #2 2012 Nissan Leaf at 99 MPG, #3 2012 Azure Dynamics Transit Connect Van at 62 MPG #4 the 2012 Chevrolet Volt *Ranked by combined gas/electricity rating of 60 MPGe http://fueleconomy.gov/feg/topten.jsp Are you getting more than 62 MPG in your Volt? Let...

Opel has announced the official fuel economy of the Ampera : 1.2 l/100km, which translates to 196 MPG. Of course this is not the CS fuel economy, but a different calculation. In fact, it's a fuel consumption of a complete battery range + 25 kilometers. As fuel is only consumed in the last 25...

Consumers will be to enter information about their commutes and driving behavior to get a more precise estimate of fuel costs. The rule also finalizes new labels for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids to convert the use of electricity to a miles per gallon equivalent — and to allow users to...