May 2008


There’s good news for the environmentally conscious. Honda will soon launch a hybrid version of its popular ‘Civic’ model in the Indian market. This will become the first hybrid car to be launched in the country.

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As the price of oil continues to rise car manufacturers are looking to hybrid solutions to help keep motoring costs down and you and I buying new vehicles. The latest car manufacturer to join the hybrid race is Volkswagen (VW) in a deal that sees it working with Sanyo to develop a new range of […]

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Many people are being scared away from buying a hybrid car because of the high cost of replacing the battery. Hybrids like a Toyota Camry rely on a large battery to be more fuel efficient and replacing that battery can cost up to $4,000.

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There’s nothing better than taking a spin around the block in some super sweet environmentally friendly automobile on a beautiful sunny spring day. And that’s just what I got to do Tuesday, May 27. …

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May 28 (Bloomberg) — Volkswagen AG , Europe’s largest carmaker, will jointly develop lithium-ion batteries with Sanyo Electric Co. for use in hybrid cars as record oil prices spur demand for fuel-efficient vehicles.

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Energy efficient cars can hardly be heard by those around them.

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US presidential hopeful Barack Obama says that his hybrid car is parked in the garage as the secret service chauffeurs him around.

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Toyota plans to build two plants in Japan to produce batteries for environmentally friendly gas-electric hybrid vehicles, a news report said.

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Toyota Motor Corp. and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. plan to spend 30 billion yen to build a plant in Taiwa, Miyagi Prefecture, to produce batteries for hybrid cars, officials of the two companies said Friday.

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TOKYO — Toyota is building a $192-million plant in Japan to produce batteries for gas-electric hybrid vehicles, as it seeks to keep its lead in an intensifying race for green cars set off by soaring fuel prices.

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