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Plug-in Vehicles Proliferate
Full battery-electric and hybrid-electric plug-in vehicles will start hitting the streets in significant numbers later this year
Charge of the EV Brigade
2012 will test the feasibility of EV charging stations
How to Hail a Passenger
A new study uses GPS data to analyze taxi-driver performance
One Million Plug-in Cars by 2015?
Why nobody agrees on how many plug-ins will be on U.S. roads
EV Battery Swapping's First Real Test
Better Place has completed a trial for taxis in Tokyo
US DOT Issues E-Gizmos Guidelines for Cars
Blog Post: Recommending the disabling of most in-vehicle electronic devices for drivers
Magnetic Tag Replicates When Cells Divide
Blog Post: Bell Biosystems claims to have done the impossible, wows crowd at Stanford’s StartX event
Why Ener1 Went Bankrupt
Blog Post: Ener1's bankruptcy casts a cloud over the future of Li-ion batteries for EVs
Toyota's Sudden Unintended Acceleration Flap Won't Die
Blog Post: New lawsuit claims NHTSA hid evidence
Report Tells U.S. Auto Safety Agency How to Keep Up With Cars' Increasing Complexity
Blog Post: NHTSA is told to keep in close contact with electronics experts, take a more active role in standards setting, and push for more (and improved) devices for documenting malfunctions
French Self-Driving Car Takes to the Road
Blog Post: French researchers have created an autonomous vehicle designed to test automotive safety systems
Ford, Serious About Smart Cars, Stakes Out A Place in Silicon Valley
Blog Post: Automaker says it is set to open a research lab that will focus on safety tech and in-vehicle apps
Cars: The Next Victims of Cyberattacks
Blog Post: The computers that make them smart also leave them vulnerable
Ethanol Subsidies: The Non-Issue in Iowa Caucuses
Blog Post: A quiet end to U.S. tariff on imported ethanol and to the ethanol blending subsidy
Charge of the EV Brigade
Article: 2012 will test the feasibility of EV charging stations
