China plans to issue new standards to regulate the charging infrastructure needed for electric cars, the official Shanghai Securities News reported on Monday.
The plan aims to put millions of electric and hybrid energy vehicles on the road over the next few years in the world’s biggest auto market.
A Chinese car maker has launched the world's first mass-produced electric car.
According to a recent survey conducted by Ernst & Young's Global Automotive Center, citizens of China are most likely to buy -- or at least consider purchasing -- a plug-in vehicle, more than any other country surveyed.
If it's a sign of the times that electric- and solar-powered car races don't seem that strange anymore, we might be catching a glimpse of the future in a different sort of journey that sets off today: an electric-powered expedition of autonomous vehicles heading from Italy to China.
Congress is considering the Electric Vehicle Deployment Act (who thinks of these names anyhow?). It proposes to spend about $12 billion over the next decade for research, subsidies and incentives, all to foster the creation and purchase of ec's...
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Cars that run on electricity must be toy’s cars! China has, for long, seen a surge in the number of electric vehicles, the majority of which are two wheelers, more akin to bicycle than to motorcycles. The concept is not new but very interesting.
General Motors may be trying to spread Chevrolet through Europe and Asia, but it won't put the Chevy bowtie on its Volt extended-range electric vehicle when that car goes on sale in China next year. Instead, the car that hits U.S. dealerships this November as the 2011 Chevrolet Volt will be sold in...
According to a recent survey conducted by Ernst & Young's Global Automotive Center, citizens of China are most likely to buy -- or at least consider purchasing -- a plug-in vehicle, more than any other country surveyed.
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