We mull over a shadowy rumor about a new Ford electric car, analysts raise the idea of an oil-price collapse due to lack of storage, and there's now a new version of the 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf that's cheaper than before. All this and more today on Green Car Reports.
We started off by considering a report that Ford will unveil a 200-mile electric car sometime this year, in response to the Chevrolet Bolt.
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2013 Ford Focus Electric
Catching up on news from the Geneva Motor Show, we showed you the Lexus LF-SA Concept, a design exercise for a luxury urban minicar.
Tesla Model S driver David Noland reported on Days 4-7 of his road trip, from Foley, Alabama, to Amarillo, Texas. (Days 1-3 are here.)
We know that Honda will launch a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle into the U.S. market soon, but the dates now seem a little fuzzier.
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Volkswagen e-Golf (European model) test drive, Berlin, March 2014
If you liked the 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf, there's a new Limited Edition trim level that's almost $2,000 cheaper.
Meawhile, the U.S. is awash in oil--and now some analysts have suggested the price will collapse because we're out of storage space for it.
We dropped the last and final delivery numbers into our February plug-in electric sales report; the totals are better than January, but still way down on last summer, as always.
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Teaser for 2016 Chevrolet Malibu debuting at 2015 New York Auto Show
After just three model years, an all-new 2016 Chevrolet Malibu, larger but lighter, will replace the too-small and not-very-well-liked current model--and we've got a teaser photo.
Finally, we've got the first of a multi-part series looking at Apple's alleged autonomous electric car. Is it real? We're skeptical, but what do you think?
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