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Zipcar finds that car-sharing New Yorkers spend half as much on transportation than car-owning counterparts, just in time for “Car-Free Day” on Sept. 22.
Volvo announced at Climate Week NYC the end of production to all diesel-powered Volvo Car models by early 2024, with the aim to be a climate neutral company by 2040.
As part of the partnership’s green mission, the combination of Stanadyne’s direct injection fuel pump and injector system and Katech’s vapor lock technology to create one of the first medium-duty engine systems that can deliver propane autogas at a constant 350-bar pressure directly into the engine.
Customers can choose from electric and internal combustion powertrains, with the 2024 Kona on sale now at U.S. dealers and the Kona Electric to be available later this fall.
ChargeScape aims to unlock EV technology through conveniently managed energy services never before possible with gasoline-powered vehicles – benefiting EV customers, electric utilities and automakers.
Research from WSP and the Environmental Defense Fund research reveals that 56% of announced EV spending during the past eight years occurred after the 2022 passage of the federal Inflation Reduction Act.
Honda is the latest automaker participating in a common EV industry trend, joining Nissan, Polestar, Ford, General Motors, and Volvo in adopting the NACS this year.
The SUV features three different lineup features, and two different lineup models for the plug-in hybrid class.
A new study commissioned by Calstart details how utilities, industry, and government can work together to build the infrastructure needed to help transition trucking to a zero-emissions industry.
Outfitted with an upgraded 82 kWh battery, the ID.4 electric compact SUV will be available in three trim levels, with the price to be revealed close to its launch date.
The all-new eSprinter comes with three different drive programs, five recuperation stages, and a wide array of technology and safety features.
Stellantis has partnered with AGI and Charge Enterprises, Inc. to focus on the transition to electric vehicle sales and service, along with charging infrastructure.
The Tour heads to its next stop in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. on Sept. 13. The event will feature a Ride and Drive with new EV models, networking opportunities with other fleet managers and vendors, and educational seminars.
Accessible to Ford and other electric vehicles, the new Series 2 AC charging station delivers 80 amps and is available to DC fast charger options in 180kW and 240kW.
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