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Tesla's Roadster wins Autopia's Car of the Year award

In a somewhat surprising move (especially given this), Wired.com's Autopia blog has chosen the Tesla Roadster as their Car of the Year. The runner-up was the Fiat 500. Many people are fed-up hearing all of the hype about the Tesla, but that is part of the reason that the machine won this particular award. The general consensus around AutoblogGreen is that the Tesla is awesome and that it will indeed make a big difference in the automotive world, despite some of the bad press (mostly deservedly) that it has gotten as of late. Here are a few ... Read more →

Toyota says no to diesel-electric hybrids Derrick Y. Noh

Back in August, just before we got word of the Citroen C-Metisse concept car, I was electronically chatting with my friend Bryan about diesels and hybrids when he said, "makes me wonder why no one is ...

"Nanodiesel" technology invalid due to human background, tech difference? Joel Arellano

John Gartner of Autopia questions the validity of technology that generates oil from trash found in landfills. His concern is the company Green Power, Inc., and company CEO Michael Spitzauer. ...

Tesla's Roadster wins Autopia's Car of the Year award 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

In a somewhat surprising move (especially given this), Wired.com's Autopia blog has chosen the Tesla Roadster as their Car of the Year. The runner-up was the Fiat 500. Many people are fed-up hearing all of the hype about the Tesla, but that is part of the reason that the machine won this particular ...

Toyota says no to diesel-electric hybrids 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

Back in August, just before we got word of the Citroen C-Metisse concept car, I was electronically chatting with my friend Bryan about diesels and hybrids when he said, "makes me wonder why no one is marketing a diesel-electric hybrid to consumers yet." Think of the high mileage, the minimal ...

"Nanodiesel" technology invalid due to human background, tech difference? 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

John Gartner of Autopia questions the validity of technology that generates oil from trash found in landfills. His concern is the company Green Power, Inc., and company CEO Michael Spitzauer. Inventor Christian Koch of Green Power states to have developed the technology. He, with Spitzauer, ...


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