Most Fuel Efficient Cars For Sale In USA (i.e., Most Gas Efficient Cars)
What are the 5 most fuel efficient cars available for sale in the USA? Or, to put that another way, which cars that are currently available give you the most bang for the buck?
What are the 5 most fuel efficient cars available for sale in the USA? Or, to put that another way, which cars that are currently available give you the most bang for the buck?
Here’s an overview of the 20 most compelling plug-in hybrid electric vehicles now available for purchase in the USA.
The new Honda Clarity lineup certainly strikes a nice balance between affordability and modern-day luxury. And Honda is dead smart to tap into that neglected market.
The Santa Monica Alt Car Expo is consistently packed to the brim with useful people and experiences, which makes it one of the best events at promoting plug-in and alternative fuel vehicles. Year after year, I look forward to attending to not only see and drive the latest electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles, but to also meet up with the team of people who actually know all the ins and outs of the car.
Honda’s decisions as regards the 2018 Clarity Electric remain a complete mystery (why release such an uncompetitive offering?), but the situation with the plug-in hybrid version of the 2018 Clarity is very different.
This weekend kicked off the 7th annual National Drive Electric Week, which sees electric vehicle advocates taking to the streets en masse with creative new ways to spread the word about electric vehicles. The week runs September 9–17 this year, which means two fun-filled weekends packed with events.
Can you believe that people get paid bazillions of dollars to take perfectly good companies and run them into the ground? Ford’s recently departed CEO, Mark Fields, refused to wake up and smell the EV coffee percolating right under his nose. Honda, once a beacon of innovation, has been off chasing hydrogen-tinged rainbows for the past 10 years or so and paid little attention to the battery-electric market market.
The Honda Clarity is to Honda what the Hyundai Ioniq is to Hyundai — a single chassis that can accommodate several different powertrains. For Hyundai, that means a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, and a fully battery-electric version built on the same platform. For Honda, it means a fuel cell, a plug-in hybrid, and a fully battery-electric version are available, all based on the same platform.
While it’s been clear for quite a while now that Honda is in no rush to embrace electric vehicle technologies, the news that the all-electric Honda Clarity will reportedly possess a range of only 80 miles per charge still surprised me a bit.
As those of us who are entrenched in the day to day of the electric vehicle march know all too well, two notable automotive leaders have not only almost completely dismissed EVs, but have staunchly headed in a different direction, down the path leading to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Recent … [continued]