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0Study: Even at today's prices, 20% of Canadians would save cash driving an EV 1319482800
What's the percentage of Canadian buyers that could benefit financially from choosing to go electric instead of relying on old internal combustion? Well, somewhere between 20 and 40 percent. According to the numbers presented by Matthew Stevens, head of automotive consulting firm CrossChasm ...
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Study: China gears up to sell lots of electric vehicles, the most in Asia 1318948440
Across the entire Asia-Pacific region, it's China where Pike Research forecasts most plug-in vehicles will eventually be sold. Sure, there will be other plug-in players – Japan and South Korea, mostly – but come 2015, China will lead the way by accounting for nearly half of the ...
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Study: Only 4% of consumers likely to be satisfied with today's electric vehicles 1318895700
Given the results of a survey released this month by Deloitte, it seems shocking that automakers are willing to risk it on the development of electric vehicles. Deloitte's study, titled "Unplugged: Electric vehicle realities versus consumer expectations," suggests that consumers across the globe ...
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Study: UK trend: youths care less and less about driving, owning a vehicle 1317685980
Young people don't drive. That's the gist of a British study, which found that vehicles – once tied to the act of becoming an adult – now matter less for the UK's under-21-year-old crowd. According to The Guardian:
In Britain, the percentage of 17- to 20-year-olds with driving ... -
Study: Diesel hybrids soon to be a reality in Europe? 1317236580
Guess cleaner vehicles are just what the consumer ordered. Consulting firm Frost & Sullivan says consumer awareness of sustainable mobility has prompted automakers to develop low-emission vehicles and – quite optimistically – claims that one out of every two vehicles sold in ...
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Study: Pike Research predicts 68% jump in global CNG vehicle sales by 2016 1317051960
Annual worldwide sales of natural gas vehicles will jump 68 percent to 3.2 million vehicles in 2016 from 1.9 million in 2010, according to Pike Research. The surge, says Pike, will be driven mainly by fleets looking to cut petroleum dependency and reduce operating costs. In the U.S., annual ...
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Study: Small businesses support stringent fuel economy standards 1316732040
Lawmakers continue to push for anti-regulation and automakers successfully fought to weaken Obama's proposed 62-mile-per-gallon CAFE standard, but what do actual small business owners think of stringent fuel economy regulations? A new poll found that the vast majority seem to support 54.5 ...
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Study: Ownership costs for plug-in vehicles to drop significantly by 2030 1315929960
A UK analysis of total ownership costs for the cars of tomorrow found that low-carbon vehicles will make substantial progress in bridging the current cost gap, when compared to traditional gasoline-powered cars, by 2030. The big question is whether – or when – will advanced vehicles ...
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Study: Worldwide sales of electrified vehicles to hit 32.1 million in 2025 1312558920
BMW i3 – Click above for high-res image galleryJapanese research firm Fuji Keizai Group forecasts that combined sales of plug-in hybrid, electric, hybrid and fuel cell vehicles will hit 32.1 million units worldwide in 2025. Fuji Kezai says that sales of these electrified vehicles will ... -
Study: Study: Consumer Reports says car buyers will pay for higher fuel economy, won't compromise safety 1306452600
According to a survey conducted by the Consumer Reports National Research Center, new car buyers are factoring fuel economy as a larger concern in their purchases. That's no real surprise given that prices at the pump remain high, but the study also revealed that those same consumers are ...

