This is the Elektrus, an electric car by the small German company PG. As it’s the case with German shed-built cars — while it excels at engineering — it is incredibly ugly. Read More… It might be ugly, but it’s clever. For starters, it is based on the Lots Elise, just like the infamous Tesla [...]

Infiniti is already planning for the 2012 Geneva Motor Show where they will be unveiling a new range-extending electric sports car concept. Read More… Details? Well, nothing frankly, expect that it will be a high performance, low emission electric car. The teaser image don’t reveal much either, but the design seems to be an evolution [...]

Gordon Murray is taking break from designing stupid city cars, developing a new electric sportscar. Read More… The creator of the legendary McLaren F1 hyper car has been commissioned by Toray to design, tool and build a fully functioning prototype showcasing their advanced automotive materials. The car, called the Teewave AR1, is a 2-seater sports [...]

Not all electric car makers are trying to improve the looks of their cars. Some like MIA Electric still think EV’s should be hideous. Read More… They will show three variants of this electric Microbus for the first time to the British people at the EcoVelocity motor show, and will allow them to get behind [...]

The charismatic British sportscar maker Morgan, famous for their squinty cars, announced plans for new electric-powered sportscars. Read More… And Morgan being plucky Brit, their plans are quite ambitious. In partnership with Zytek, Morgan +E programme will deliver two engineering concept vehicles early in 2012. Both will be based on a development of the proven Aero [...]

Electric supercars are growing fast. Each month we have a new contender coming up, but only a few of them seem actually promising. One of them is this Quimera AEGT. They’ve already made a prototype and are busy testing it on the track. The car’s got everything it needs to be accepted as a modern [...]

In 2012 You will be able to buy this four-door electric Renault Fluence for just £17,850. That makes it the most affordable EV on the market. Read More… That price is of course only effective after the £5,000 Plug-In Car Grant. Compared to the similar sized hybrid and diesels, the Fluence sounds like good value, [...]