Coverage tagged Hybrids.
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Ferrari has unveiled the LaFerrari hypercar at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, combining a 6.3-litre V12 with electric power for a 963hp total output.
Mitsubishi presented the all-electric CA-MiEV and hybrid GR-HEV concept vehicles at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, previewing future directions for its electric and pickup ranges.
The British marque will build just 375 examples of its 903hp hybrid P1, with the production run and pricing revealed ahead of the car’s Geneva debut.
Ferrari’s next hypercar, the F150, is claimed to reach 230 mph and aims for a Nürburgring lap under seven minutes, with hybrid power and limited production.
Ford signals that the US Environmental Protection Agency could alter its hybrid fuel economy testing, following real-world shortfalls highlighted by Consumer Reports.
A leaked photo reveals the production-ready Honda NSX with subtle design changes, as the hybrid supercar edges closer to launch and a 2015 market debut is expected.
Infiniti replaces the G37 with the 2014 Q50, unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show, offering a choice of V6 petrol or hybrid power and a suite of new driver aids.
NHTSA's 2013 proposal would require electric and hybrid vehicles in the US to emit audible sounds at low speeds, aiming to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
Audi will introduce the next-generation A4 in mid-2014, bringing sharper styling, updated infotainment and the promise of new powertrains, including a possible hybrid.
Ferrari has confirmed its next flagship, codenamed F150, will combine a 6.3-litre V12 with a Formula 1-derived HY-KERS hybrid system for over 900hp.
Jaguar has abandoned plans to build the C-X75 hybrid supercar with Williams, citing global economic conditions as the key reason for the decision.
Lexus brought the LF-LC Opal Blue and LF-CC hybrid concepts to the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show, highlighting bold design and future powertrain direction for the brand.
Chevrolet’s Volt has again claimed the highest spot in Consumer Reports’ annual owner-satisfaction survey, outpacing rivals including Nissan’s Leaf and Toyota’s hybrid range.
GE will add 2,000 Ford C-Max Energi plug-in hybrids to its global fleet as part of a push towards alternative fuel vehicles, with joint marketing and research also agreed.
The International Energy Agency projects the number of vehicles worldwide will reach 1.7 billion by 2035, driven mainly by rapid growth in China and India.
Toyota is weighing a major redesign of the Prius for its next generation, aiming to move beyond the familiar wedge shape in a bid to boost global sales.
Sixteen Fisker Karma plug-in hybrids caught fire and burned after Hurricane Sandy’s floodwaters submerged vehicles at Port Newark, raising questions about battery safety in extreme conditions.
Volkswagen is investing tens of millions of euro in its Bratislava factory to prepare for hybrid SUV production, including models for Porsche, Audi and VW.
The 2013 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid receives a 45 mpg rating from the EPA, outpacing rivals like the Lexus ES 300h and BMW ActiveHybrid 3 in both efficiency and price.
Honda maintained steady sales through 2012’s global downturn by focusing on fuel-efficient models, strong brand loyalty and a reputation for reliability, even as rivals struggled.
BMW will introduce its modular three-cylinder engine to the US market, with applications in the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car and future MINI models.
Honda and Mugen have unveiled the CR-Z Mugen RZ, a 156hp supercharged hybrid coupé, with production capped at 300 units and sales exclusive to the Japanese market.
Mitsubishi has unveiled the production Outlander PHEV in Paris, confirming a 2.0-litre petrol engine, dual electric motors and up to 55 km electric-only range.
Lexus has unveiled the LS600h, its most advanced and powerful hybrid saloon, at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, showcasing new design, technology and luxury features.