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Too hip to be square, this Nissan concept blends electric drive with too-cool styling.

The new Pilot is bigger in every dimension but gets better mpg. How does Honda do it?

Mazda set the auto world on its heels in 1989 with the introduction of its 1990 Miata sports car....

This year's pace car at the 2008 Indy Japan 300 was more high tech than the racers.

The auto industry is now aiming to meet a 35 mpg mandate. How will it get there?

If driving 1,000 miles on a fill-up at 69 mpg appeals to you, then VW has your number.

Fleets going "green" find they not only cut emissions and oil use, but save cash, too.

If dirt is in your veins and environment is on your mind, this dirt bike is for you.

Gas prices are high and rising. Propane can cut emissions and reduce delivery costs.

The natural gas PGO Cévennes Turbo-CNG roadster can run on methane or biogas.

At a combined 52 mpg, the BMW 118d shows that diesel is a hybrid competitor.

Concepts don't always translate into mass production, so the Volt gets a reality check.

There are no hybrid minivans yet, but that doesn't mean you can't buy "green" now.

Changing strategies to meet the needs of an evolving world isn't easy. Ford has a plan.

The BMW Hydrogen 7 Mono-Fuel runs so efficiently its exhaust is cleaner than air.

In the early 1990s, Nissan showed it was a force to be reckoned with in the advanced technology r...

To detractors, GM's Volt plug-in hybrid is an illusion. They are wrong ... here's why.

In the early years of electric vehicles, converters modified existing new models by removing thei...

New TDI clean diesel engines provide Audi TT models with up to 44 mpg fuel economy.

A trio of hot minicar designs and a pint size SUV show Mitsu's leaning toward small.

The redesigned 2009 Mercedes-Benz B-Class NGT will offer a natural gas option.

The New York Auto Show sees the intro of a bigger, but still light weight, 2009 Fit.

The 2008 Miles ZX40S aims to be the ideal low speed electric car. We give one a try.