Category: Electric Vehicles / Transportation
Nearly a year ago, Jaguar Land Rover registered the term “I-Pace” with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. This set off speculation of the United Kingdom-based luxury automaker’s plans for an electric vehicle, and now we know the answer. By 2020, according to the company’s CEO, Ralf Speth, up to […]
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BMW’s Mini USA announced this week that the company’s first plug-in hybrid, the Mini Cooper S E Countryman ALL4, will be introduced at next month’s Los Angeles International Auto Show and will go on sale in June, 2017. “The addition of the plug-in hybrid option is a major milestone for the
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Recognizing the regulatory requirement to produce low-emission vehicles and the corresponding business imperative to produce vehicles that customers want to drive, Mini yesterday in Munich introduced its first-ever plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. While fuel efficiency and clean air are important to many drivers, such attributes do not, on their own, generally
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Mercedes-Benz today unveiled an aggressive plan to electrify its fleet. Dubbed “Generation EQ” (EQ stands for Electric Intelligence), the first glimpse of the future is an all-wheel drive sport SUV coupe concept (shown above) having an output of approximately 400 horsepower (with 0 to 60 mph in under 5 seconds) and an all-electric
238 all-electric miles for less than $30,000? That is correct! Chevrolet announced the MSRP for the all-electric Bolt EV will be $37,495. Many customers are expected to qualify for the $7,500 federal tax credit, bringing the price down to $29,995 (with even more savings are available from certain states and/or employers).
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