1. Lexus Hybrid Ad Banned For Misleading Environmental Claims

Complaints made to the Advertising Standards Authority said that the claims misleadingly implied that the car caused little or no harm to the environment.

25/05/2007 | 512 Hits | Print | Email

2. Lithium Tech. Corp. Debuts 125mpg Plug-in Prius

The battery for the Prius utilizes LTC's new product line of lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) cells, the largest cells of their kind in the world.

25/05/2007 | 588 Hits | Print | Email

3. Lithium-Ion Batteries that Don't Explode

A new material prevents overheating, making lithium-ion batteries safer for use in vehicles.

22/05/2007 | 405 Hits | Print | Email

4. Land Rover Working on Lower CO2 Technologies

Programme is part of Ford Motor Company's 1GBP billion investment initiative into environmental technologies.

21/05/2007 | 404 Hits | Print | Email

5. London Ready for Fuel Cell Kia Trials

The Koreans expect to be producing 10,000 fuel cell cars a year by 2012, and are convinced that a 55-year-old driver today will be able to buy one at an affordable price within his or her lifetime.

15/05/2007 | 399 Hits | Print | Email

6. Lithium Technology Corp. Offers World's Largest Lithium Iron Phosphate Cells

'Batteries made of LTC's cells can provide 3000 charging cycles, which would be able to do 150,000 miles to 80% capacity for a 100 km or 60 mile all electric range plug in hybrid, which no other technology can claim,' said Dr. Andrew Frank.

14/05/2007 | 499 Hits | Print | Email

7. Life in the Fast Lane for ZENN?

Feel Good Cars, listed on the Toronto stock exchange, will own 3.8 percent of the equity of EEStor, which is backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.

03/05/2007 | 419 Hits | Print | Email

8. London's Imperial College Debuts Fuel Cell Go-Cart Racer

Based on the power to weight ratio the Green Racing team calculates the fuel cell go cart will do 0-to-60 in 4 seconds.

01/05/2007 | 408 Hits | Print | Email

9. LS 600h L: Why Does This Car Even Exist?

This Lexus is a 'green' muscle car costing more than $100, 000. Eh?

30/04/2007 | 361 Hits | Print | Email

10. Living Fossils Cut Cost of Hydrogen Fuel Cells

The fuel cell uses enzymes from Ralstonia metallidurans, a hydrogen metabolizing bacteria that evolved 2.5 billion years ago when there was no oxygen in Earth's atmosphere.

18/04/2007 | 400 Hits | Print | Email