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Getting charged up over service stations
October 31, 2007 Shai Agassi has a plan to create a network of service recharge stations for electric cars--and $200 million to make it happen.Zenn swaps motors in latest electric cars
February 1, 2008 It doesn't go far, but the new vehicle from Zenn Motor doesn't use gas either.Photo: Zenn's new low-speed electric carDoes GM now mean 'green motors'?
December 14, 2007 The Detroit stalwart is recharging itself with the Chevy Volt and other projects, but don't go looking for an all-electric car.Photos: GM's alternative-energy carsGM unveils eco-friendly concept Cadillac
January 9, 2008 The first concept car to get its premiere at CES runs on a hydrogen fuel cell and a lithium ion battery. Photos: Green CadillacIn electric car stakes, it's Miles to go
August 10, 2007 Southern California company joins a host of start-ups hoping consumers will get a charge out of electric-powered sedans.Are VentureOne's three wheels better than four?
October 30, 2007 Venture Vehicles, yet another entry in the alternative-car market, plans a motorcycle-car crossbreed to market in 2009.Photos: Rollin' with a three-wheelerSilicon Valley engineers peek at the Tesla
May 4, 2007 Mechanical engineers get a look at what makes Tesla Motors' electric sports car tick.Photos: Under the hood of the Tesla RoadsterDiesel dealers provide a pipeline to rare, green cars
May 4, 2007 An unusual group of used car salespeople is catering to a middle-class market for inexpensive, eco-friendly cars.Photos: Unlikely dealers flip cult biodiesel carsA motorcycle that's fast, silent and green
August 2, 2007 Zero's electric bike takes some getting used to. The benefits? Forty miles on a single charge and no stopping at the pumps.Photos: Motorbikes go greenZap to make electric sedan based on its sports car
June 22, 2007 Derivative of the Zap-X sport SUV to feature unprecedented combination of efficiency and low cost, carmaker says.Far from 'The Jetsons,' air cars for commuters
August 14, 2007 NASA contest tests the efficiency and economy of experimental small-seat airplanes for use as a personal aircraft vehicle.Photos: Commuters in the skyEthanol car wins fuel efficiency challenge
May 22, 2006 Car runs 6,786 miles per gallon, beating out hydrogen-powered vehicles at the Shell Eco-marathon in Europe. Racing at 6,786 miles per gallonComing soon: Cars that get 100 miles per gallon
April 25, 2006 Better batteries, some solar power and help from large auto manufacturers could make gas stations a distant memory. Photos: From gas guzzler to green machineIn race cars, high-speed data has new meaning
July 31, 2006 At more than 200 miles per hour, these grand prix cars need every advantage they can get. Photos: High tech hits the racetrackHummers and muscle cars go green
April 9, 2007 Diesel's not just for truckers anymore. Converting cars with notoriously bad mileage can make them eco-friendly without compromising performance.Photos: Muscle cars with a conscienceVideo: Souped-u...Revving up for the all-electric SUV
November 30, 2006 Can the electric car evolve from the golf cart stage? Yes, thanks to battery technology, say electric sport-utility truck makers.Hydrogen cars to hit the road by 2015?
July 13, 2006 Will the Hindenburg's gas be running cars in a decade? Carmakers say it could be in the works. Photos: Hydrogen car tech revs up Photos: Toyota's hydrogen SUV Video: Ford's hydrogen FocusRobot Hummer hits milepost in driverless challenge
July 13, 2005 Carnegie Mellon's artificially intelligent military-style car drives 200 miles autonomously, seeks DARPA prize.Stanford 'Stanley' in the lead at DARPA race
October 8, 2005 At the halfway point of the military-sponsored robot car race, at least five vehicles have whizzed by autonomously.'Stanley' gets ready for the robo-desert race
July 18, 2005 Like engineers at universities all over the country, a Stanford University team is still perfecting its driverless car. Photos: On the road to robot endurance race
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