Kia unveils EV3 – its smallest electric SUV to address hip pocket and range anxiety
Kia EV3 global debut teases what Kia's future compact EV holds
“It’s all about the money:” US town saves $80,000 a year by switching to electric police vehicles
A small town has been switching its police vehicles to electric. Fuel costs are now just a tenth of what they were and switching all police cars in the US could save around $US1.6 billion per year.
Fortescue operates giant haul truck on hydrogen fuel cells for first time
Fortescue operates one of its giant haul trucks on hydrogen fuel cells for first time, as it continues trials in its drive to dump diesel fuel use by the end of the decade.
Car fleet operator rolls out “fuel card” that can be used for EV charging
Australia's automotive industry is gearing up to service larger electric car fleets, with the announcement of the first "fuel card" that can also be used to charge electric vehicles.
Echandia to electrify two big ferries in Europe in largest order to date
Swedish marine electrification specialist Echandia to deliver battery systems and electric conversion of roll-on/roll-off passenger ferries for a Northern European ferry operator.
“Good for the planet, good for business:” PepsiCo doubles fleet of Tesla Semis
Tesla Semi has turned out to a hit in the beverage giant's fleet, and it will more than double the number of Tesla Semi delivery trucks.
“An automotive revolution:” UK paves the way for self-driving electric cars by 2026
Self-driving vehicles could be on British roads as soon as 2026 as AV Act becomes law, requiring safety at least as high as "careful and competent" human drivers.
World’s busiest airport considers feasibility of green hydrogen hub for alternative fuels
One of world's biggest airports to study feasibility of a green hydrogen hub designed to promote hydrogen as a potential fuel source for future aircraft operations.
Gas guzzlers and big polluters: One in three cars fail real-world testing
One car consumes nearly one third more fuel than promised by its maker, while other popular utes exceed Australian limits for harmful nitrogen oxide.
Landmark study finds electric fleets for underground mines cheaper and cleaner than diesel
Landmark study finds an underground mines are better off with an electric fleet, including trucks and loaders, drills and charge rigs, as well as 4WD utes, rather than diesel.