Nissan Leaf EV Gets 367 MPG, More Than Chevy Volt

The much-hyped Nissan Leaf EV will be able to reach up to 367 mpg, that's 40 more miles per gallon than, de facto electric vehicle, the Chevy Volt. Nissan announced the impressive milage via Twitter. "Nissan Leaf =...

GM: Volt Electric Car to Get 230 Miles Per Gallon

Chevy's new Volt, electric-powered car is clocked as getting at least 230 miles per gallon in city driving. The new car, set for production in 2010, will travel up to 40 miles on a single electrical charge and...

Job Doesn’t Require GM CEO to Earn a Profit?

One year after I offered to save Ford Motor Company $27.5 million by accepting an annual salary of $2 million in exchange for serving as the company's CEO, I realized I should have made the offer to serve as the...

A hybrid of hybrid cars

Every car manufacturer has pretty much offered a hybrid vehicle to their customers by now. An example: First Toyota plug-in Hybrid London, edf energy city recharge stationMost of them are plug-ins, which can run...