BMW ActiveHybrid 7 In one more sign of the need to overhaul of U.S. energy policy, the Internal Revenue Service has certified the 2011 BMW ActiveHybrid 7 for a tax credit of up to $900 under Alternative Motor Vehicle rules. BMW calls its ActiveHybrid 7 “the fastest-accelerating hybrid sedan in the world.” Acceleration to 60 mph in [...] [...]
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Ready to fuel America? When could this power America? Some interesting energy news on CNBC today featuring US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke. Ultimately, the longer the US stays without a serious energy policy, the more dangers America will face in the future. So what can be done? Is cap and trade, solar and wind, etc. America’s best foot [...] [...] Ford's hydrogen plug-in hybrid powertrain Can hydrogen and batteries co-exist? Hydrogen fuel cell cars and plug-in electric vehicles. Oil and water? Fire and ice? Or perfectly complimentary technologies? Some of the most forward thinkers and activists in the auto and energy-related fields believe in hydrogen fuel cell cars or battery-powered electric vehicles. Many of these thinkers and activists, however, believe [...] [...] Most cost-effective hybrid to own A good hybrid deal Looking for the cheapest car to own? Then think Japanese according to the latest research by Edmunds. And if you are interested in a hybrid with the lowest cost of ownership, it’s the Honda Insight. Overall, according to the researchers at Edmunds, hybrid vehicles — as a segment — do [...] [...] |
 
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