One of the only fully electric cars on the market right now is the all new Zenn Electric. Z.E.N.N. stands for Zero Emission, No Noise. Fitting description for this first ever consumer affordable electric car.
The company was created by a few Canadians and is based out of Toronto. The team fealt like the electric car was something smaller companies can finally develop to get their foot in the door and compete with other big car manufacturers.
And they were right, we are now starting to see smaller companies emerge like ZENN and Tesla in making great new electric cars.
The Zenn is a great choice …read more

The only fully electric car at the 2009 Calgary Auto-Show the Mitsubishi MIEV 2009 was an instant hit.
Mitsubishi has launched its Drive@earth project, whereby they have committed to develop a fully environmentally friendly driving experience. That means electric! The new line up of EV (electric vehicle) cars are impressive, like the Mitzubishi MIEV 2009.
The car features some great new idea’s in motor-vehicle concepts. Like the in-wheel motor stator and powerful lithium-ion batteries. The stator isn’t a new idea as it has been used in electric trains for decades, but it has been a difficult technology to harness for cars. Cost …read more

Details on Plug-in 2008 speakers

Not many details yet, but factory and price in sight.

The Th!nk city should be available for sale by the end of next year.

They say the Pininfarina auto will be ready by 2009, and begin leasing in Europe, the US and Japan starting around $700 a month.

It’s important to distinguish between electric vehicles and electric cars when considering safety features. Just because something passes federal safety standards doesn’t mean it’s passed safety standards for traditional cars. Just as importantly, being “all electric” doesn’t mean it falls below those standards either.

Shai Agassi is the man who has vowed to make battery-operated electric cars an accessible option by developing a network of charging stations. Not only that, he raised $200 Million to make it happen. :D

80 miles per hour. 125 miles per charge. Who wouldn’t want to be the exclusive area dealer for the Miles XS500?

A wave of electric dreams are coming out of the Tokyo Auto Show. How many will continue to maturity is the big question.