Audi e-tron Ad = Boring (+ Other EV News)

My top non-CleanTechnica electric vehicle story of the past week: Most Fuel Efficient Cars In 2015 (USA). Check out more good one below!

Tesla

Tesla Model X Will Appeal Strongly To Women (Duh)

Tesla’s Underground Supercharger Station In London Is Glorious (Drool)

US Taxpayers Could Have Had a $600 Million Stake in Tesla (Woops)

God Save the Luddites, Anti-Tesla Opponents Exposed (Luddites)

P85 to P85D Upgrade: First Impressions at 200mi (Wooosh)

Tesla: Please use Google Maps for Traffic-Based Navigation (Please!)

Non-Tesla Manufacturers

Audi e-tron Ad Fails To Excite (Ugh)

3 Year Cost of Operation on My Chevy Volt! (Goodies)

Nissan LEAF Sets European Sales Record (Woohoo!)

BMW Is Getting Serious About Wireless EV Charging (Hmm)

Electric Buses Stretching to New Lengths (Cha-Ching!)

Other

Local Motors and ARPA-E Launch LITECAR Challenge (not EV-specific, but cool)

80-Foot Long Electric Bus Concept From Poland: Uses Fuel Cells Too (Poland?!?!?!?)

Green Business Idea: Electric Bike Shop (Yes!)

Don’t miss our own EV stories!

Image by Zachary Shahan | EV Obsession | CleanTechnica

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