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Category Archives: Transportation
Capstone Unveils Hybrid SuperCar Propelled by a Jet Turbine
Capstone Turbine is set to blow through the boundaries of conventional hybrid electric vehicles with its recently unveiled
Posted in Transportation Tagged electric vehicle, green design, hybrid-electric, hybrid-super, microturbine vehicle, prototype, read-the-rest, super, sustainable design, the-boundaries, the-upcoming, turbine Comments closed
Los Angeles Without Traffic!
It’s a ghost highway in the middle of LA. Not the result of road closures, the apocalypse, a zombie scare, or a massive increase in the price of petroleum, this series of car-less highways are the brainchild of photographer Tom Baker . Curious as to what a traffic-less Los Angeles would look like, Baker went ahead and created it. The result is a series of images that are eerily calming.
Posted in Transportation Tagged apocalypse, baker, eco-art, environmental art, ghost-highway, green design, la without traffic, result, road-closures, school-projects, sustainable design, traffic, Transportation Comments closed
All-Electric Peugout BB1 is Part Scooter, Part Car
Although the Peugout BB1’s styling may be some of the funkiest design work we’ve seen, it’s causing quiet a stir in the Electric Vehicle world, and for good reason. The BB1 is part scooter , part car, and features two in-wheel electric motors and a solar panel equipped roof . Read the rest of All-Electric Peugout BB1 is Part Scooter, Part Car Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: alternative transportation , green design , peugeot bb1 , plug in electric vehicle , scooter car , Solar Roof , sustainable design
Posted in Transportation Tagged electric vehicle, funkiest, green design, peugeot bb1, scooter, scooter car, solar-roof, Transportation, two-in-wheel Comments closed
ChargeCar Aims to Create Crowdsourced Electric Vehicles
A person who drives 60 miles to work every day has different needs than someone who drives across town. So instead of designing electric cars to match the performance of petroleum-powered vehicles, researchers at Carnegie Mellon ’s ChargeCar initiative think that EV s should be designed for individual commuting needs. To that end, ChargeCar hopes to create a so-called “commute ecology” based on crowdsourced data to develop EVs for different types of commutes. Read the rest of ChargeCar Aims to Create Crowdsourced Electric Vehicles Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: chargecar , crowdsourcing , electric car , ev , green design , phev , sustainable design , transportation
Posted in Transportation Tagged commute-ecology, create-crowdsourced, crowdsourcing, electric-car, green design, sustainable design, Transportation, work-every Comments closed
Wireless Road Trains Keep Highway Vehicles Linked Together
What if you could drive onto the highway, take your hands off the wheel, and sit back and read a book? That might not be as far-fetched as you might think if an EU-financed research project is successful. The project, dubbed SARTRE (Safe Road Trains for the Environment) wants to link vehicles together in eight-car “road trains” led by a professional driver.
Posted in Transportation Tagged environment, green design, highway-vehicles, long-distances, road trains, sustainable design, Transportation, transportationtuesday Comments closed
275 MPG eVARO Electric Vehicle Goes From 0 to 60 in 5 Seconds
The Progressive Automotive X-Prize is heating up as the May 2010 start date approaches, and one of our favorite entrants is the eVARO, a three-wheeled plug-in hybrid from Future Vehicles Technology . The sleek electric vehicle can go from 0 to 60 MPH in 5 seconds and purportedly reaches 275 mpg under certain conditions. And for those times when there isn’t a gas station in site, the eVARO can cruise for up to 90 miles on pure battery power. Read the rest of 275 MPG eVARO Electric Vehicle Goes From 0 to 60 in 5 Seconds Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: auto x prize , electric vehicle , ev , evaro , green design , green transportation , phev , plug in electric vehicle , sema , sustainable design
Posted in Transportation Tagged auto x prize, date-approaches, electric vehicle, future-vehicles, green design, miles-on-pure, plug in electric vehicle, plug-in-hybrid, read-the-rest, sema, under-certain Comments closed
Novateq Guerrero Transport System Runs on Super-Strong Magnetic Fields
Instead of moving goods on resource-intensive trains , Spain-based technology company Novateq Guerrero SNL wants to build out a different kind of transportation network–one that uses super-powerful magnets to propel vehicles. Novateq has already developed a prototype of its system, which uses Neodymium magnets, or rare-earth magnets, as a driving force. The magnets are 9 times more powerful than conventional models. Read the rest of Novateq Guerrero Transport System Runs on Super-Strong Magnetic Fields Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: green design , magnetic fields , neodymium , novateq guerrero , Spain , sustainable design , sustainable transportation , trains
Posted in Transportation Tagged different-kind, magnetic, magnetic fields, magnetic-train, neodymium, read-the-rest, spain, trains, transport-system, Transportation Comments closed
Sun-Powered Japanese Racecar Wins World Solar Challenge
We’ll admit it: We’ve never totally understood Nascar’s appeal. I mean, come on, it’s just a bunch of cars going round and round a track like a zillion times! But the World Solar Challenge ? Now that is one car race we can really get behind. The event , which started way back in 1987, features solar-powered vehicles created by some of the world’s top engineering colleges. Using the power of the sun instead of polluting fossil fuels, the cars race across thousands of miles in order to advance solar and electric vehicle technology — and to achieve the satisfaction of winning, of course.
Posted in Transportation Tagged cars, chevy volt, delft university, energy, global-green, japanese, nascar, solar vehicles, solar-power, tokai-challenger, Transportation Comments closed
Tata Nano: World’s Cheapest Car to Go Hybrid