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The Riversimple urban car actually has a very small fuel cell and looks like it is going to be the smallest one to date so far.
It depends on what kind of car you are interested in but if you are into the smaller cars you will love this as it is no bigger than the [...]

Ten years ago there was hardly anyone interested in this idea at all. There were only two to choose from – the original Honda Insight and the gawkily styled 1997 Mark I Prius – and both attracted small numbers of buyers.
Although a hybrid does emmit less C02 than a normal car it is a [...]

Mitsubishi is shipping their new i-MiEv electric car to some select customers.
The rest of the world will see the release of the car sometime next April. The car maker is going to take orders for the new car at 34,000 euros next month.
The car is fitted with a 64 hp electric engine which is fitted [...]

When it comes to buying new cars, a lot of people fall in to one of two groups – those who don’t particularly care about the car itself, and will be looking for the cheapest option or the least likely to break down, and petrol heads who want the fastest, sleekest, coolest car they can [...]

President Obama’s plans to reduce carbon emissions by increasing fuel efficiency standards in America have sparked a heated debate. On the one hand reduced fuel consumption means less dangerous greenhouse gas emissions, and will help create a cleaner environment. But on the other it could contribute to further problems for the US car industry, which [...]