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Is Japan ready for the EV revolution? Sure looks like it

According to a Financial Times online article, the answer to the question in the headline is yes. The EV revolution will require a lot of participants, and editor J. Soble summarizes the recent efforts from four Japanese automakers, the postal service, a utility company and the Japanese government, which are all working towards a future with a lot of electric cars on the road. First, we have the expectations that Mitsubishi MiEV, Subaru R1e, Nissan-Renault will continue their EV projects in Japan (not just in Europe and Israel). Of course, we ... Read more →

Subaru unveiling plug-in Stella at Hokkaido G8 summit Alex Nunez

Subaru has cooked up another electric kei car for me to park in my fantasy green garage, right next to the R1e and Mitsubishi i MiEV I don't currently have. It's a plug-in concept version of the ...

BREAKING: Subaru expanding R1e pilot program to NY Alex Nunez

Click image for a gallery of the Subaru R1e in New York That Subaru R1e caught driving the streets of Manhattan over the weekend foreshadows the expansion the car's field-test program to the United ...

R1e in NYC: Subaru's EV spotted in Manhattan ahead of NY show Alex Nunez

Click image for photo gallery of the Subaru R1e in NYC Well, this is cool. Not only is Mitsubishi bringing the iMIEV to New York this week, Subaru will also go electric in Manhattan with the R1e. How ...

Subaru EV could arrive as early as 2009 Sam Abuelsamid

Subaru has been field testing a fleet of R1e battery electric cars for some time now in Japan and had previously indicated that they want to have an electric car in production by 2010. It now looks ...


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