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Volvo launches stop/start S60, V60 DRIVe models in Europe
Back in 2008, Volvo launched its DRIVe range of vehicles in Europe. At that time, the Swedish automaker claimed that…
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Maxwell CEO says ultracaps are perfect for General Motors’ eAssist hybrids
2012 Buick Regal eAssist – Click above for high-res image gallery When General Motors debuted the 2012 Buick LaCrosse with…
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Buick LaCrosse with eAssist priced from $29,960*
2012 Buick LaCrosse eAssist – Click above for high-res image gallery As expected, Buick has announced that its new 2012…
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Hafei Motor will equip compact MPVs with mild hybrid tech to boost sales
Hafei Motor aims to crush its competition by equipping its compact multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) with mild hybrid technology. That sounds…
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2013 gas-electric Subaru to feature mild hybrid setup, not Toyota’s tech
There’s no questioning that Toyota dominates the hybrid vehicle segment. So of course Subaru wants to ditch Toyota’s Hybrid Synergy…
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2012 Buick LaCrosse eAssist doesn’t waste gas by running in place
In its latest 30-second advertisement pitching the 2012 LaCrosse eAssist, Buick makes an interesting point: since people don’t constantly run…
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Mild hybrid Malibu Eco with eAssist not meeting GM’s sales targets
General Motors is getting some bad news about its eAssist mild hybrid technology – it’s not very popular. That’s being…
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NHTSA again questioning GM, this time over mild hybrid recall
Less than a week after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had questioned the adequacy of a General Motors recall…
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SsangYong arranges 7 seats into XLV diesel hybrid concept for Geneva
SsangYong has designed some vehicles that were not exactly 100 percent pleasing to the eye. Powered by a mild-hybrid drivetrain,…
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Audi says new 48 volt micro-hybrid system improves fuel economy, paves way for electrification
Most cars use a 12-volt system to power their electrical components. But, with more and more electric bits and bobs…
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