Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green


It's not easy turning one of the longest production cars in American automotive history into an alternative powertrain vehicle. Just ask Neil Young. The USPS is also having problems with some of their ethanol-ready delivery vehicles (like, they ended up making the post office use more gas than expected). At least one thing got a little bit easier in AutoblogGreen yesterday: repairing you Prius. The hybrid's Haynes Manual is now available.

• Neil Young goes for a test ride in his new 1959 Lincoln electric hybrid, almost crashes.
• Stanford students think PANDA is the answer to silent EVs/hybrids
• Riding the bus
• Renault and Nissan to follow battery electrics with fuel cells
• USPS will turn away (mostly) from flexfuel vehicles thanks to reduced fuel economy
• Wishing for higher MPG: more people are running out of gas
• New Chevy compact to be built alongside Cobalt starting in 2009
• Matt Damon drops by coffee shop in a Tesla Roadster
• GM having problems with Cobasys batteries in mild hybrids
• Available now: Haynes Manual for the Toyota Prius
• Which Chryslers will follow the Durango/Aspen into hybrid territory?
• Watch "10mph (Segway Across America)" for free for a limited time
• Hyundai has big plans for greener tech
• Radar bombing man gets caught after wounding himself at home
• BMW develops lighter, smaller liquid hydrogen tank
• Predator EV3 Roadster under develpment, looks very familiar
• Europe's longest Solar Rally headed for a 250-mile, sun-powered week
• CAFE rules could bring G3 subcompact from Pontiac to U.S. market
• Continental buys into Enax, a Japanese battery company
• Honda and Toyota to lower hybrid battery replacement costs
• Atlanta-area E85 will be cheap tomorrow - $1.85 a gallon for two hours

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