A couple of weeks ago, we announced the 2018 CleanTechnica Car of the Year finalists. The results were resounding. This was the full description of the winning car: “Well, it’s a car. It does car things.”
It’s time to vote on the electric car released between Q3 2017 and Q2 2018 that you think will have the most positive impact on the world. This is our 3rd annual CleanTechnica Car of the Year award, with the first two winners being the Tesla Model X and Chevy Bolt.
2017 is shaping up to be the year that the affordable EV goes big, with the much anticipated Chevy Bolt and the updated Renault Zoe (with its breakthrough 400 km range) rolling out en masse, as well as the competitive and perhaps widely available Hyundai IONIQ, Toyota Prius Prime, and Chrysler Pacific Hybrid (PHEV). And that’s not even mentioning what is due in the second half of 2017 (hint: Tesla Model 3).
In case you missed the initial announcement, be sure to get in your vote for the 2017 CleanTechnica Car of the Year!
CleanTechnica was started to share the possibilities of clean technology with the people of the world — and more than that, to catalyze change in people’s lives through individual and corporate action. Digging into individual emissions, a large chunk of that typically comes from transportation. While walking, biking, and public transit work for many people, some of us still rely on personal automobiles to get around. How to make them clean?
Voting for the 1st annual CleanTechnica Car of the Year closed the other day, and it’s time to count the votes and reveal the winner! Luckily, we live in an age in which there’s no need to count up the votes — computers do that for us. We’re also quite lucky … [continued]
If you got hit with holiday overload disease, you may have missed that CleanTechnica has launched a CleanTechnica Car of the Year Award. We chose the finalists, but we are leaving it to voters to choose the winner. There are many factors that go into this, but the deciding question to answer … [continued]
CNN recently posted a summary of its favorite luxury SUVs, and the Tesla Model X unsurprisingly took top honors. It is fantastic to see the car win that ranks higher in safety, lower in emissions, lower in cost per mile to drive, highest in airborne pollution filtration (what’s up, HEPA filtration!), and … [continued]
If you happened to miss the initial announcement and our chat about it on the relaunch of our Cleantech Talk podcast, I’ve stuck the finalists in the title to finally grab your attention. There’s still time (~2 weeks) to get in your vote for the 1st annual CleanTechnica Car of the … [continued]
This article has been co-written by Kyle Field and Zachary Shahan, with support and suggestions from a few other members of the CleanTechnica community. Just as there are many sites reporting on cars, energy, and the planet out there, many awards have been created to call attention to a variety … [continued]
