| Category: EV - Vehicles (12) Links to vehicle resources on plug-in electric vehicles | Referrals | |
 | Plug-In Vehicle Tracker Virtually every major auto manufacturer in the world, along with numerous smaller outfits, is developing a plug-in vehicle and Plug In America is tracking their progress. Our list below represents highway-capable cars and trucks, 2- and 3-wheeled, and commercial vehicles. | 63 |
 | Ultimate Guide to the Nissan LEAF Here at AllCarsElectric.com we've covered a lot of news featuring the Nissan Leaf. So much, in fact, that it may be difficult keeping track of them all. | 721 |
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| Ultimate Guide to the Chevy Volt You told us that you enjoyed our 2011 Nissan Leaf: Ultimate Reference Guide so much that we’re back again with AllCarElectric’s ultimate guide to the 2011 Nissan Leaf’s closest rival, the 2011 Chevrolet Volt. | 241 |
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| Advanced Energy's Nissan LEAF Blog Journey of the Electric Car: PEV Usuage Study | 53 |
 | DOE Cost Calculator Widgets The Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center (AFDC) offers widgets about alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles. Get these widgets for your website, blog, or social networking site so your readers can access current information from the AFDC. | 609 |
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| Plug-In EV Handbook for Consumers (PDF) You’ve heard about the new generation of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) like the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf. Perhaps you’re considering buying one, but you’re wondering how they measure up to conventional vehicles. This handbook is designed to answer your basic questions and point you to the additional information you need to make the best decision. | 175 |
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| Benefits and Costs Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), and all-electric vehicles (EVs) have many benefits compared with conventional vehicles: better fuel economy, lower emissions, lower fuel costs, increased energy security, and more fueling flexibility. Learn about the benefits of electric drive vehicles in the table below and take into account the considerations below the table. | 1238 |
 | "Moving from Oil to Electric" (video) James Brazell spent his career as an oil man, but his newest car is going to use a lot less gasoline than any of his previous vehicles. That’s because he got himself a Chevrolet Volt electric car. | 57 |
| Pike Research Study Electric vehicles will begin shipping in volume starting in 2010. These vehicles will require the rollout of a new infrastructure for charging access at home, at work, and around town. By 2015, access to vehicle charging will be available at more than one million charge points in the United States alone. Vehicles will be primarily charged at home as early adopters will prefer the convenience. China, which has mandated the production of electric vehicles, will be the world leader in charging stations, selling nearly half of the global total of 1.5 million units in 2015. Bidirectional smart vehicle-to-grid charging will remain a niche application for the foreseeable future due to technical difficulties and utilities’ conservative deployment strategies. | 58 | |
| CAR Group Study (PDF) The purpose of this study is not to forecast sales of electric vehicles; rather, this study‘s aim is to estimate electric vehicle deployment by state. In order to create these estimates, CAR examined forecasts of total electric vehicle sales in the U.S. to generate a reasonable approximation of what electric vehicle sales might look like for the period 2012 to 2015. | 48 | |
 | EPRI Transportation Electrification Study News and analysis for the modernization and automation of electrical power. | 57 |
 | Tesla Motors NC This site was established by North Carolinians who have launched a public awareness campaign to educate and mobilize supporters who believe that North Carolina should be “open for business” to Tesla, a U. S. Manufacturer of quality zero-emission, all-electric passenger cars. | 97 |
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