Volkswagen says that Quantum computing technology could help come up with a “chemical blueprint” that will speed up development and production of electric vehicle batteries. The technology, according to VW, can analyze and build a specialized and customized car battery for future green cars.
Written by: Sammy James
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The Geneva Auto Show is usually the place where automakers unveil their new, luxury supercars that target affluent enthusiasts who want to make a statement that they … Read more
Written by: Jordan Perch
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Announced this week at the Washington Auto Show is the upcoming team-up of two giant German automakers – BMW and VW – along with another key player, … Read more
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Electric Cars, Hybrid Cars, Luxury Cars
So far, this year’s Detroit Auto Show has been about one thing: power. Trucks seem to have dominated the show so far, and with fuel … Read more
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The tides are changing within the motoring world. With manufacturers becoming ever more conscious of environmental issues, and governments imposing ever stricter emissions regulations on … Read more
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It’s Hyundai, Not Honda When It Comes To ‘Green Is Better’ According to a newly released analysis from The Union Of Concerned Scientists, of the … Read more
Written by: Rick Carlton
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There are ‘smart’ people, and then there are ‘really smart’ people; particularly when it comes to today’s eco-driven auto manufacturers. Among this latter group, the … Read more
Written by: Rick Carlton
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While it may not be well known in North America, the Volkswagen Polo has been a top selling subcompact car in Europe since its debut … Read more
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The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) has announced their list of “Greenest and Meanest” vehicles for 2014. The category called “Greenest” is for … Read more
Written by: Julian Sacco
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