Ukraine Police Switch to 651 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs
Ukraine’s police will replace older Russian-built vehicles with 651 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV crossovers as part of a government fleet overhaul linked to environmental commitments.
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Ukraine’s police will replace older Russian-built vehicles with 651 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV crossovers as part of a government fleet overhaul linked to environmental commitments.
Honda and Daido Steel have created a new electric motor magnet that removes heavy rare earth metals, cutting costs and easing supply risks for upcoming hybrid models.
Karma Automotive has built its first Revero prototype in California, aiming to relaunch the Fisker Karma as a premium plug-in hybrid using BMW-sourced components.
Hybrid car owners in London will lose their congestion charge exemption, as the city restricts free access to only the lowest-emission vehicles from 24 June.
Honda will discontinue the CR-Z hybrid coupe in 2016, marking its exit with a Final Label special edition featuring exclusive colours, trim and standard equipment for the Japanese market.
Volkswagen has announced plans to make every model in its line-up available exclusively as a hybrid, marking a major shift in its future product strategy.
Volvo has teased the upcoming XC40 concept, confirming a plug-in hybrid setup and previewing its compact SUV future on the new CMA platform.
Mercedes-Benz is weighing the launch of a dedicated eco-focused sub-brand as it expands its range of plug-in hybrid, electric and hydrogen vehicles to compete with BMW's i division.
Nikola Motor Company emerges with plans for an electric 4x4 UTV and a natural gas-electric hybrid semi, aiming for commercial and off-road markets rather than direct Tesla competition.
Consumer Reports tested the 2014 Cadillac ELR, highlighting its advanced hybrid system but also pointing out reliability concerns with its infotainment electronics.
BMW has introduced an online configurator for the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car in the United States, allowing customers to personalise their vehicles before ordering.
The 2016 Toyota Prius became the first car to achieve a five-star Euro NCAP rating under tougher new tests, including pedestrian autonomous emergency braking.
The fourth-generation Toyota Prius can now tow up to 725kg, marking the first time the hybrid has been rated for trailer use and expanding its appeal to new buyers.
Honda brings back the Accord Hybrid for 2017, featuring a new two-motor hybrid system, 212 hp combined output, and an official 48 mpg combined rating.
The new Buick LaCrosse Hybrid Electric Vehicle pairs a 1.8-litre petrol engine with an electric motor and launches in China with 35 percent better efficiency than its predecessor.
Toyota’s Auris Hybrid offers a mainstream route to low-emissions driving, combining familiar hatchback practicality with proven hybrid technology and a relaxed driving style.
Japanese media reports suggest Lexus could be developing a new LFA supercar, potentially with a hybrid V8 and a major power hike over the original.
Toyota marks the arrival of the RAV4 Hybrid with the Sapphire concept at the Geneva Motor Show, featuring exclusive styling and the full hybrid powertrain.
BMW has revealed the i8 Protonic Red Edition at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, offering unique styling features but no mechanical changes to its plug-in hybrid sports car.
Volvo has unveiled the all-new V90 estate at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, showcasing its latest design language and hybrid technology alongside the S90 saloon and facelifted V40.
Electric and hybrid models drove a 20 percent rise in alternative fuel vehicle registrations in the EU last year, even as LPG and natural gas cars declined.
BMW has unveiled the 740e iPerformance, a plug-in hybrid saloon that introduces the new iPerformance sub-brand and promises 326hp with low emissions.
The 2017 Kia Optima Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid made their public debut at the 2016 Chicago Auto Show, bringing updated styling, improved efficiency and new technology to the saloon range.
General Motors is considering licensing its Chevrolet Volt powertrain to other manufacturers, offering a shortcut for carmakers lacking in-house hybrid systems.