Electrek
DECEMBER 6, 2023
A new breed of electric vehicles is drawing inspiration from Japanese kei cars , tiny cubes-on-wheels that are highway-legal but not likely to pass muster with US or EU safety standards. more… The post Should we all embrace Japan’s kei car model – small, cheap, but not exactly safe? appeared first on Electrek.
Cars That Think
OCTOBER 14, 2022
2022 : The “Kindle” of license plates— Reviver ’s connected, digital RPlate —is now legal for use by any California car-owner, following a 10,000-car pilot that started in 2018. Reviver Auto is making the so-called Rplates, and they aren’t cheap—the plates are listed at US $700, plus an $8 a month subscription fee. [ Update 14 Oct.
Baua Electric
JANUARY 6, 2024
The last time I bought an electric mini-truck from China, it ended up costing over 4x the list price to actually land it in my driveway in the US. And that’s if you can even get it into the country – these things aren’t exactly street-legal in the US. In fact, they’re exactly not street-legal.
Baua Electric
MARCH 18, 2024
Mercedes-AMG previews new electric supercar testing Days after Porsche revealed the Taycan Turbo GT , its most powerful road-legal vehicle yet, Mercedes-AMG is previewing its first standalone EV. Performance EVs Horsepower 0 to 60 mph Starting Price Porsche Taycan Turbo GT 1,093 2.10 performance platform.
Baua Electric
JANUARY 19, 2024
The company has always sought to provide most of what you can get from higher-priced electric bike models, yet at a much more affordable price. This is probably more bike than most Ride1Up customers are used to, especially since the price tag is twice what most of Ride1Up’s models cost. Don’t believe me?
Green Car Congress
MARCH 2, 2015
Winterkorn also emphasized that Volkswagen remains committed to its environmental goals, and noted that the present low level of oil prices would not change that. Oil will not be as cheap as it is at the moment for ever. The CO 2 limits apply irrespective of fuel prices. The second half will be tougher than the first.
Green Car Congress
OCTOBER 7, 2009
At the same time, this helps to limit mitigation costs for developed countries, as it is relatively cheap, and generates income for developing countries. If sold, it would lead to a lower carbon price, but not to any actual reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. This surplus is called hot air.
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