Cars go green at NAIS
Environmentally responsible vehicles are no longer the province of left-wingers and hippies – look for green cars to edge into the mainstream at this year’s North American International Auto show.
Environmentally responsible vehicles are no longer the province of left-wingers and hippies – look for green cars to edge into the mainstream at this year’s North American International Auto show.
Excerpt:
With the passage late last year of new federal fuel-economy guidelines for the year 2020, automakers from Detroit to Stuttgart to Tokyo are under unprecedented pressure to bring green vehicles into the mainstream U.S. market.
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