Archive for the ‘EV Industry Updates’ Category

Varley Electric Vehicles will unveil their EVR450 an electric super car that showcases Australian electric car technology and posts some impressive performance numbers as well. 0-100 km/hr in 3.8 seconds, with an electronically limited top speed of 200 km/h! Range of the standard version is 150km, but an extended range battery pack option ...

Revenge of the Electric Car Alternate Movie Trailer tells the history and the story of the electric car in two minutes. Evidently it takes multiple attempts to finally get even a good idea going. Perhaps the moral of the electric car story is that you can't keep a good idea down for long. It will keep resurfacing and be attempted and explored time ...

Occupy Wall Street Protesters have many historical examples why they should be protesting bad corporate business practices and influence in government beyond the latest bank bailouts. One example is known as the Great American streetcar scandal, General Motors streetcar conspiracy or the National City Lines conspiracy). ...

Corporate greed and their control of government leaders worldwide have kept the people of the planet dependent on fossil fuels way longer than was prudent or logical. The Occupy Wall Street Declaration of the General Assembly made excellent points when saying "They (Corporations) continue ...

According to RACQ (Royal Auto Club Queensland) as of October 6th 2011 65% of service stations were selling unleaded fuel a $5.65 USD per gallon or $1.53 AUD per litre or more. Niki Kormendy spokeswoman for RACQ says "price cycles are irregular and it is hard to say when prices will fall ...

That's a good question in addition to others: Why have Electric Cars been absent from showrooms, when they were being sold in California more than a decade ago? Why are they just now starting to arrive in small numbers? Part of the answer may be found in the most ...

You probably won't see a Chevy Volt at a gas station very often since the Bureau of Transportation Statistics data says that 78% of daily commuters in the U.S. drive 40 miles per day or less. In theory that means the USA could greatly reduce ...