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Oklahomans battling over the cost of NEVs. Should they be free?

Low-speed, neighborhood electric vehicles are an interesting case. No one thinks of them as "real cars" – although the Wheego Whip, above, tries to be the Cadillac of NEVs – but they certainly serve a purpose and can meet the transportation needs of some people, some of the time. But, should they be free? Keith Andrews, president of Fairplay Cars, sent in some background information about a controversy brewing in Oklahoma that, at least for now, makes some NEVs effectively free. The state offers a huge tax credit towards ... Read more →

U.S. mililtary looking for a few good EVs Sebastian Blanco

The U.S. military, like so many other giant organizations, is making the case for going green. From hybrid tanks to bio-fuel jet fuel, reducing fuel is becoming more and more important. The latest ...

Quebec Allows NEVs (Finally!) Shannon Arvizu

Yesterday, government officials in Quebec passed an ordinance to allow neighborhood electric vehicles on the streets. Well, ok, not on just any street. The NEVs are only allowed on roads with a speed ...

20 mph-speed limit towns appeal to 2 in 5 Brits Sebastian Blanco

Photo by Mayr. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. Yes, I know it's not the UK. The RAC Foundation (a UK organization dedicated to "protecting the interest of the motorist") warned that the ...

IMS releases study on golf cars, NEVs and utility vehicles Sebastian Blanco

How many electric vehicles will be sold in the in 2012? It's not an easy question to answer (especially when we hear news like this) but International Market Solutions (IMS) has released its fourth ...

Oklahomans battling over the cost of NEVs. Should they be free? 1 day ago on Autoblog Green

Low-speed, neighborhood electric vehicles are an interesting case. No one thinks of them as "real cars" – although the Wheego Whip, above, tries to be the Cadillac of NEVs – but they certainly serve a purpose and can meet the transportation needs of some people, some of the time. ...

U.S. mililtary looking for a few good EVs 11 months ago on Autoblog Green

The U.S. military, like so many other giant organizations, is making the case for going green. From hybrid tanks to bio-fuel jet fuel, reducing fuel is becoming more and more important. The latest move is towards more electric cars, thousands of little NEVs to use on bases around the world. ...

Quebec Allows NEVs (Finally!) 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Yesterday, government officials in Quebec passed an ordinance to allow neighborhood electric vehicles on the streets. Well, ok, not on just any street. The NEVs are only allowed on roads with a speed limit of 50 kilometres per hour or less. They must have a triangular sign attached to the rear ...

20 mph-speed limit towns appeal to 2 in 5 Brits 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Photo by Mayr. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. Yes, I know it's not the UK. The RAC Foundation (a UK organization dedicated to "protecting the interest of the motorist") warned that the idea of a town with a 20 mile per hour speed limit would grate many drivers, and they're right. But, ...

IMS releases study on golf cars, NEVs and utility vehicles 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

How many electric vehicles will be sold in the in 2012? It's not an easy question to answer (especially when we hear news like this) but International Market Solutions (IMS) has released its fourth biannual study on the NEV, golf car and utility vehicle market. IMS calls these vehicles "the small, ...


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