green.autoblog.comPublished We don't imagine many AutoblogGreen readers also frequent Jalopnik for their car news, but for those who do, we wanted to assure them that despite what Gawker's car site reports, ABG is neither being killed nor folded into Autoblog.
green.autoblog.comPublished Filed under: Diesel, EV/Plug-in, Green Culture, AutoblogGreen Exclusive As we wrap up our work for 2010 - and look forward to a new year of amazing advances (and probably a fair share of setbacks) in the green car workd for 2011 - we wanted to see...
green.autoblog.comPublished AutoblogGreen Exclusive I wrote the following for the group list (read it here), but wanted to highlight it on AutoblogGreen as well, in part to give our dedicated readers a place to share their own thoughts as we move into the holiday season.
green.autoblog.comPublished Filed under: EV/Plug-in, AutoblogGreen Exclusive Continue reading Ask AutoblogGreen: What's up (and down) with electric vehicle performance in hilly terrain Ask AutoblogGreen: What's up (and down) with electric vehicle performance in hilly terrain...
Filed under: AutoblogGreen Exclusive Now that big brother Autoblog has worked out most of the bugs from its recent site redesign, it's AutoblogGreen's turn. We just flipped the switch to bring you a new, cleaner look to AutoblogGreen, and with it a...
Green Culture, AutoblogGreen Exclusive As many people around the world take time today to celebrate with family and friends, we thought we'd offer our loyal AutoblogGreen readers a little something different: a puzzle game to try and identify some...
Filed under: Green Culture, AutoblogGreen Exclusive The organizers wanted to extend a little treat to AutoblogGreen readers, and thus gave us a code to share with you (GDEABG) to get in free. Hey, Bay Area AutoblogGreen readers, get in free to the...
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AutoblogGreen for 12.02.10 originally appeared on Autoblog Green on Thu, 02 Dec 2010 06:00:00 EST. Report: GM studying how to double or triple Chevy Volt production At a cost of $40,000 per Volt, economies of scale can't grow fast enough.
Filed under: EV/Plug-in, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, On Two Wheels, USA In a phone interview, Lit Motors CEO Daniel Kim told AutoblogGreen that once the company is building in volumes of 10,000 or more units, the price for the C-1 is expected to be...