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World EV Speed Record

Monday, September 28, 2009, 19:47
Educational Articles, EV History, EV World Records, Pure Electric Concept
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EVs continue to improve their speed with the latest world record holder hitting over 300 MPH!

Tags: Buckeye Bullet 2, electric car speed record, Electric Vehicle, EV, EV speed record, fastest electric car, Fuel Cell, fuel cell technology, hydrogen fuel cell, World EV speed record

EPA-DOT Propose Positive Changes

Saturday, September 19, 2009, 18:32
Educational Articles, EV History, Green Government Mandates
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US government agencies propose historic fuel economy and greenhouse gas emission regulations for vehicles.

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Tags: carbon pollution, Climate Change, Department of Transportation (DOT), DOT, DOT good government, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), EPA, EPA Administrator, EPA good government, foreign oil addiction, fuel economy, grams of carbon dioxide per mile, greenhouse gas emissions, greenhouse gas emissions standards, Lisa P. Jackson, Miles Per Gallon Standards, MPG Standards, vehicle greenhouse gas emissions

EV Historical Reference Points

Friday, September 18, 2009, 4:24
Educational Articles, EV History, FAQs
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Some of the more important milestones of the past 100 years pertaining to the development of the Electric Vehicle. The 1903 Columbia Mark LX Electric Runabout: A horseless electric carriage produced by the Hartford, Conn., alliance of Pope Manufacturing and the Electric Vehicle Company had a range of approximately 40 miles per change...the SAME ...

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Tags: Chevy Volt, Columbia Mark, Detroit Electric vehicle, Ni-MH batteries, Nissan Leaf, RAV4 EV, Solectria Sunrise, Tango commuter car, Tesla Roadster, Wright X1 EV