Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is proud to announce that its 100% electric car - the Nissan LEAF - has won the 2011-2012 Japan Automotive Hall of Fame (JAHFA) Car of the Year and 2011-2012 JAHFA Car Design of the Year awards, both present...  more

Two R&D Labs are Better than One Sometimes when you have to do something difficult, partnering is the best thing to do, even with a competitor. Rather than having each company reinvent the wheel and develop its own technology...  more

T3 Motion, Inc.a producer of clean/green technology, announced that T3 Series Electric Stand-up Vehicles (ESV) were undergoing trials with various French National Police departments and municipalities during a nationwide campaign ...  more

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced that it is commencing sales of its new quick charger on November 30 at Nissan parts companies throughout Japan. The newly-developed quick charging unit retains the high performance of the current q...  more

Pilot programs for the demonstration of energy conservation and new energy vehicles will be launched in 13 cities including Beijing and Shanghai, according to a circular issued by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Scienc...  more

How many of the so-called "new energy vehicles" on China's roads are truly low carbon emission? The answer is: none. Li Junfeng, deputy director general of the Energy Research Institute under the China Development a...  more

It is really disheartening to consider how many false starts the electric car has had in America. Some of the first vehicles on America’s roads were electric cars, but for one reason or another (but mostly cheap oil) the ele...  more

Energy conservation and the development of new energy vehicles are inseparable from the updates of battery, motor and electrical control technologies, and among which the battery technology is the key factor. At the recent Seminar...  more

In preparation for its entry into China's electric vehicle market, Honda Motors conducted its first electric car verification test in Guangzhou China, which followed similar tests recently done in the United States and Japan. ...  more