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SUNY Engineers Developing Regenerative Shock Absorber
Mechanical engineers from the State University of New York at Stony Brook are developing a regenerative shock absorber that recovers a vehicle’s vibrational energy and converts it into usable electricity.
Renault Launches New 2.3 dCi Diesel Engine
20 March, 2010 09:34:00
Renault is launching the all-new 2.3 dCi diesel engine (type M9T) on its new large van – the New Master.
UK’s ETI Announces Electric Vehicle research program
19 March, 2010 03:25:00
UK’s Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) today announced the launch of a £4.5 million worth research effort into electric vehicles.
Canada Post Orders 1,175 Ford Transit Connect Vans
19 March, 2010 12:33:00
Canada Post has selected Ford Transit Connect to begin replacing its aging national fleet of light vehicles and modernize its business.
Ford Readies Major Investment in UK
18 March, 2010 06:21:00
Ford is planing to invest £1.5 billion ($2.3 billion) in its four UK facilities over the next five years after securing a £360 million ($550 million) Government loan guarantee.
BAE Systems Delivers First HybridDrive Systems to ADL
18 March, 2010 02:55:00
Bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL) has received first of the BAE Systems hybrid electric systems that will power 56 hybrid double-decker buses in Oxford and Manchester.
Nissan to Build Leaf EV in Sunderland
18 March, 2010 02:17:00
Nissan Motor Co. announced that the Nissan LEAF electric car will be manufactured at its plant in Sunderland, UK, from early 2013.
GM Testing New Fuel-Cell System
18 March, 2010 01:53:00
GM is eying 2015 as the possible production date for its hydrogen fuel cell system, a test version of which has been operating in a fleet of 119 Chevrolet Equinox SUVs.
Renault, A2A Partners on Electric Vehicles
17 March, 2010 03:31:00
The Renault-Nissan Alliance and Italy’s second biggest utility firm A2A, have signed a definitive agreement to promote zero-emission mobility in Lombardy.
Alfa Mito Gets MultiJet II Engine
17 March, 2010 02:54:00
Fiat announced launching of the Alfa MiTo powered with its new clean diesel MultiJet II engine.
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