Today, we're still cleaning up our list of stories from last week's Geneva auto show, including an electric-car admission and a disappointing debut, along with fuel-economy ratings for the 2019 VW Jetta sedan and this year's new Honda Accord Hybrid. All this and more on Green Car Reports.
Over the weekend, as we do every seven days, we ran down last week's most important green-car stories.
More and more electric utilities are starting to offer the $10,000 discount on BMW i3 electric cars to their customers, so we keep updating our list.
At the Geneva auto show last week, the rumored debut of a Mercedes EQ electric car turned out to be ...a rebranded electric Smart car. Oh.
The new 2019 Volkswagen Jetta is (a bit) more fuel-efficient despite being larger and offering more features; we look at the various ways a carmaker makes that happen affordably.
Two years ago, India said it wanted only electric cars to be sold from 2030 on. Now, that plan may be undergoing some modifications—say, perhaps, a two-thirds cut.
Fuel-economy ratings came in for the 2018 Honda Accord Hybrid mid-size sedan: 47 mpg combined, not quite at the top of the heap (but with an asterisk).
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne admitted that underestimating electric cars may have been a mistake. But the comment applied only to China, apparently.
Our first full review of the Tesla Model 3 is now live, following what was easily last week's most controversial and commented-on article (on Tesla Model 3 quality).
Finally, remember The Boring Company started by Elon Musk to build tunnels? Originally discussed for electric cars, now they'll prioritize mass transit, it appears. Sounds like a subway to us ....
