Today, we have Tesla quarterly deliveries, electric-car sales for March, a California road trip, and a fully autonomous Nissan Leaf. All this and more on Green Car Reports.
As usual, on Saturday we ran down all of last week's stories, from a first drive of the Honda Clarity Fuel Cell to our experience fast-charging a Chevy Bolt EV.
Sunday, we reported on a road trip that compared a Tesla Model X to a Toyota Mirai—and which one completed the California route first.
Today, we covered Tesla's first-quarter global deliveries of 25,000 vehicles, a quarterly record for the Silicon Valley electric-car maker.
We looked at the several challenges that face hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles as a few makers lay plans to produce and sell them in higher volumes.
Ever wondered what it would be like to ride along in a fully autonomous electric car? We've got the video.
More and more new cars come standard with start-stop systems that switch off the engine when the car isn't moving. We explain why that won't wear out your starter motor.
Today is sales-reporting day for March, and we've got the first cut at our monthly plug-in electric car sales report. (Bolt EV fans won't be happy.)
Dutch supercar maker Spyker plans to put its D8 crossover utility vehicle into production as a plug-in hybrid. It's ... ummm ... unusual-looking.
Finally, U.S. pedestrian deaths soared 11 percent last year. Could it be ... distracted driving?
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