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Toyota wants to pull the plug on its plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and pure electric vehicles (EV), but it’s not what you think; the Japanese carmaker is in the process of developing a new wireless battery charging system for vehicles that use some sort of electrification with a future market launch in mind. Read more »
- Porsche 356e Design Study For An Electric-powered Sports Coupe
While the Cayman GT4 does a fine job maintaining Porsche's traditions in the 21st century, it’s cars like the 918 Spyder that point the way to the future. And like it or not, electrification, be that through hybrid, plug-in hybrid, pure-battery...
- Chrysler Group Halts Plug-in Hybrid Test Fleet After Discovering A Problem With The Batteries
The Chrysler Group has temporarily pulled the plug on its test fleet of advanced plug-in hybrid-electric vehicles (PHEVs) to fix a battery problem that occurred on a small number of models. In particular, the Detroit-based carmaker said three of the...
- Mitsubishi To Co-develop Wireless Ev Charging System, Wants To Make Plugs Obsolete
ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, is pushing carmakers to adopt a common standard for charging their plug-in vehicles. And that’s a noble goal, since it will reduce complexity and costs and will eliminate many of the EVs...
- Chrysler Group To Deliver 14 Plug-in Hybrid Rams To San Francisco
The Chrysler Group is taking its first baby steps in the plug-in hybrid arena with the launch of an evaluation program that will see around 140 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) being supplied to selected cities and states across the USA. On Tuesday,...
- Toyota Begins Uk Trials Of Plug-in Prius Hybrid
In cooperation with EDF Energy which is one of the UK’s largest energy companies, Toyota has started UK trial runs of its prototype Prius plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHV). EDF Energy has helped to install the first of 40 charging posts in the UK, with...
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Toyota Moves on with Wireless Recharging Tech for PHEVs and EVs
Toyota wants to pull the plug on its plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and pure electric vehicles (EV), but it’s not what you think; the Japanese carmaker is in the process of developing a new wireless battery charging system for vehicles that use some sort of electrification with a future market launch in mind. Read more »
- Porsche 356e Design Study For An Electric-powered Sports Coupe
While the Cayman GT4 does a fine job maintaining Porsche's traditions in the 21st century, it’s cars like the 918 Spyder that point the way to the future. And like it or not, electrification, be that through hybrid, plug-in hybrid, pure-battery...
- Chrysler Group Halts Plug-in Hybrid Test Fleet After Discovering A Problem With The Batteries
The Chrysler Group has temporarily pulled the plug on its test fleet of advanced plug-in hybrid-electric vehicles (PHEVs) to fix a battery problem that occurred on a small number of models. In particular, the Detroit-based carmaker said three of the...
- Mitsubishi To Co-develop Wireless Ev Charging System, Wants To Make Plugs Obsolete
ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, is pushing carmakers to adopt a common standard for charging their plug-in vehicles. And that’s a noble goal, since it will reduce complexity and costs and will eliminate many of the EVs...
- Chrysler Group To Deliver 14 Plug-in Hybrid Rams To San Francisco
The Chrysler Group is taking its first baby steps in the plug-in hybrid arena with the launch of an evaluation program that will see around 140 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) being supplied to selected cities and states across the USA. On Tuesday,...
- Toyota Begins Uk Trials Of Plug-in Prius Hybrid
In cooperation with EDF Energy which is one of the UK’s largest energy companies, Toyota has started UK trial runs of its prototype Prius plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHV). EDF Energy has helped to install the first of 40 charging posts in the UK, with...