You probably know that China, the USA, Japan, and Germany are the four countries that produce the most cars, but can you name who comes in 5th? Well, given the title, I think you can guess that it’s South Korea. 😀 While several Chinese, US, Japanese, and European automakers are producing electric vehicles … [continued]
Originally published on TeslaMondo. The latest MPG masseuse is Mitsubishi. It admits it fudged fuel economy numbers on some cars. So here’s a quick cheat sheet: Hyundai/Kia lied to us, paid the speeding ticket, drove away like nothing happened. Ford lied to us, paid the speeding ticket, drove away like nothing … [continued]
A new report has found that up to 570,000 jobs will be created in the U.S. by 2030 as a direct result of the vehicle fuel economy standards that have recently been proposed by the Obama administration. The study found that 50,000 new jobs in light-duty vehicle manufacturing and … [continued]
American cars with turbochargers are currently few and far between, but that may soon be changing. While a significant and sustained increase in the price of fuel would greatly boost demand for turbochargers, auto manufacturers’ need to comply with carbon emissions and fuel economy targets will be the primary drivers … [continued]
