GM and Bright Automotive Announce Strategic Relationship
August 5, 2010
Written by Editor in Automotive, Green Business, Green Investments, Green News, Green News Feature
According to the press release, “Bright Automotive and General Motors Co. announced Tuesday they have agreed to pursue a strategic relationship and that GM has provided funding to the Indiana automaker, the first funding action by the newly formed General Motors Ventures LLC. The funding will help accelerate Bright’s production of the IDEA, a revolutionary [...]
ZAP, Jonway Partner to Target China Electric SUV Market
January 24, 2010
Written by Editor in Automotive, Electric Car, Green News, Green News Feature, Green Technology, Hybrid
According to the press release, “US electric vehicle pioneer ZAP (OTCBB: ZAAP) and China auto manufacturer Zhejiang Jonway Automobile Co. Ltd. announced a commercial agreement to produce electric sport utility vehicles (SUVs), cars and other electric vehicles in China for domestic and global distribution. ZAP and Jonway partnered on the production of the 5-door Jonway [...]
A Clash of Hybrids: Insight vs. Prius
January 3, 2010
Written by Evan FitzGerald in Automotive, Electric, Electric Car, Green News, Green News Feature, Green Technology
For the consumer inclined to buy a hybrid automobile, there are several different options. Many of the main automotive manufactures have at least one hybrid in their lineup these days, in the hope to stay competitive with one another. These hybrids come in all different forms, but the most popular have been those that are [...]
GREEN BUSINESS: Nature’s Calling to General Motors?
November 11, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in Automotive, Electric, Electric Car, Green Business, Green Energy, Green News, Green Technology, Sustainable Business
Green, being the word of the day applies itself to every industry due to regulations and consumer demand for cleaner products. In the case of General Motors (GM), the only green they may ever see could be in the form of the grass that is covering their new home 6 feet under the ground in [...]
Green News: An Green Car Escape to Cleaner Pastures
November 11, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in Automotive, Electric, Electric Car, Green News, Green News Feature, United States
When many automakers in the United States failed financially, a massive amount of money was spent to keep them afloat. Taxpayers became the partial owners of these blue chip corporations, which included some of the biggest names in the automotive industry. There was however, one brand that refused any real assistance from the U.S. government, [...]
Green eXtreme Racing
November 10, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in Automotive, Electric, Electric Car, Green News
When the words “motorcycle racing” are heard, the image of a sleek, powerful and fuel-hungry superbike comes to mind. The kind that Valentino Rossi likes to ride in the Moto GP, or a hopped up street bike popping a wheelie down a vacant street whilst competing with another. While these images of motorcycle racing may [...]
How to boost fuel efficiency? Raise taxes, executives say
November 5, 2009
Written by Editor in Automotive, Electric Car, Green News, Green Regulations, United States
According to Reuters, “There’s a simple way to get Americans to drive fuel-efficient cars, according to auto executives, but they are not going to like it — sharply hike the gas tax. While politically unpalatable, gasoline that costs at least $4 a gallon would have a far greater effect on American fuel usage than Washington’s [...]
BMW Returns Diesel to the United States
October 13, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in Automotive, BMW, Diesel, Green Business, Green Energy, Green News, Green News Feature
Most exposure in the United States to diesel automobiles was in the form of old Mercedes Benz clunkers. Since the arrival of these cars well over two decades ago, there has not been a desire for such an automobile in the United States. There have been several attempts to return diesel to the United States, [...]
