Wondering whether to drive electric? Green Car Journal explains all about electric vehicles, hybrids, and plug-in hybrids in its new issue.
https://t.co/SgXgx9WOI8
Green Car Journal has announced the magazine's 2024 Green Car of the Year, Green SUV of the Year, and Family Green Car of the Year...all plug-in hybrids! https://t.co/pT0StQROCC
Media coverage leads us to believe the only answer ahead is electric, though other fuels and tech are also important on the way to a decarbonized future. Read about DOE's important work on supporting advanced biofuels on https://t.co/y4DFyeB7AG at https://t.co/ESSoWwi88s.
Check out the re-launched https://t.co/y4DFyeSaCG and our new issue of Green Car Journal released on Earth Day, celebrating electric vehicles. https://t.co/fEUTrl60h4
Toyota's RAV4 Prime shines as an efficient family vehicle. As one of this year's finalists for 2021 Green SUV of the Year, it stands out as one of the best crossover SUVs out there. Read about it at https://t.co/wNCMcl3Qa3
What to do during a pandemic when auto shows and conferences are rescheduled and press conferences are not possible? Present a press conference remotely, like we did with the Virtual Greenbuild Conference for our recent Green Car Awards. https://t.co/8nrSXhhPVC
The transition to electric vehicles is one of perseverance. I know this to be true…my articles and research have focused on this for 30 years, long before EVs were a ‘thing.’ EVs have come a long way, yet have a long way to go. Here’s one perspective: https://t.co/I8JrfZFYjF
Tesla the disruptor to become…Tesla the disrupted? Electric car competition is set to change the game. Green Car Journal’s Ron Cogan provides insight at https://t.co/fp9tBcJoZz.
The field of battery electric cars capable of 200+ miles continues to grow. We look at Hyundai’s coming Kona Electric that’s expected to deliver a 250 mile driving range. Drawback: It’s only coming to California and eventually to other ‘green’ states. https://t.co/TOD1lvf3Ju
How far ponycars have come! In the late 1960s my 200 hp V-8 Mustang delivered 12 mpg. Back then gas was 35 cents/gallon and we weren’t yet concerned about carbon emissions. A 310 hp, 2.3-liter EcoBoost Mustang today gets 31 highway mpg. Read about it at https://t.co/OExnDuvBuG.
In the past, VW was heavily into diesel to achieve a benchmark 40+ highway mpg. That era is gone for good, for all the obvious reasons. But now VW is achieving high efficiency with gasoline engines and not just electrification. See https://t.co/DWu5CrDjOa.
In the midst of high fuel costs in recent years, it was interesting how an increasing number of new police vehicles were SUVs and sedans with low mpg. That will be changing with a new generation of fuel-efficient hybrid police vehicles. See the feature at https://t.co/qyFR9Wwqmq.