Electric cars

Chairs lined up inside US visa's center at Embassy of the United States of America is shown in Kabul, Afghanistan

First group of Afghans who helped American troops are flown to the US

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The first group of Afghans who’ve helped American forces has arrived for resettlement in the United States. And, Mexico plans to hold its first referendum on Sunday to determine if the past five former presidents can be put on trial for corruption while they were in office. Also, President Joe Biden and major carmakers are negotiating a pledge to make electric at least 40% of all cars and SUVs sold in 2030.

Tesla charging station

Despite low gasoline prices, automakers are moving ahead with affordable electric cars

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Electric Studebaker

The battle between gas and electric cars isn’t new

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Auto industry ‘charged’ to go electric

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Electric Cars Go Boom

No one can argue against reducing oil consumption, but batteries could make things just a bit harder for Hollywood.

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Driving Electric

A new lithium-ion battery may be the holy grail for electric cars. It’s revving up interest and one company has plans to introduce new vehicles using the technology.

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Eco-friendly Autos

At the L.A. Auto Show, General Motors made a surprise announcement: the company is expanding electric car production.

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Solectria Sunrise

Virginia Biggar visits the Boston based car company Solectria where a prototype electric vehicle, the “Sunrise” has been built. Their goal is to have 20,000 of the lightweight cars on the road by 1997.

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General Motors Drags its Feet

Commentator Janet Reynolds looks at General Motors’ lackluster promotion of its electric car. She says GM seems determined to make their electric model a commercial failure to protect its other financial interests. As a result, Reynolds says, the company continues to drag its feet even in the face of growing interest and demand for electric […]