Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green
Tesla's WhiteStar sedan will be built in New Mexico. When? We're not sure yet. But Tesla's moving ahead to bring us the $50,000 all-electric sedan. Until we get one, we'll be happy to ride in Venture Vehicle's upcoming VentureOne, based on the three-wheeled Carver. Find out everything there is to know - for now - on this ethanol-drinking hybrid directly from company founder Ian Bruce at AutoblogGreen.
- You thought you saw green at NAIAS? Wait for Geneva.
- Interview with Ian Bruce, founder of Venture Vehicles, part one - background and design
- Tesla officially declares Albuquerque to be WhiteStar, USA
- Peugeot to release diesel-hybrid 308 late in 2007
- SUV Owners campaign against California greenhouse-gas law
- New Honda 100 percent ethanol engines ready for IndyCar 2007 season
- Nissan Altima Hybrid to be manufactured in the U.S.
- MIT creates a foldable, stackable "City Car"
- Ford loves ethanol
- Air Force conducting cold weather test phase of GTL fuel in B-52
- Biodiesel oxygen stability targeted by new Ciba Specialty Chemicals product
- Stanford Racing Team building autonomous Passat TDi with DSG gearbox
- From the "no-kidding" files: Fertilizer industry will be impacted by biofuel increase
- Department of Energy not providing any new money for E85 stations in 2007
- High-strength steel to cut vehicle weights and boost fuel economy
- Avis recommends downsizing your car, renting in UK (again)
- Earthrace attempts to circumnavigate the globe using only renewable fuels
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