#GreenCars

Imagine an electric car that never needs to be plugged in for a recharge.

Travel to almost any major city in the world and you’ll find a familiar sight: a sheen of brown haze that hovers over the city called smog. Much of this smog comes from cars, SUVs and pickup trucks — that mechanical gasoline or diesel powered things most of us drive every day.

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Honda is expanding its Clarity range, tripling the number of products offered under the nameplate.

Hyundai has partially taken the wraps off its new Ioniq hybrid, a car that the Korean automaker hopes will give the Toyota Prius a run for its money.

Honda‘s next-generation fuel cell car is coming to America soon.

Toyota’s research and development team is armed with new technology that it hopes will open the door to more durable and efficient fuel cell stacks.

A law before the California Legislature is seeking to slash sales taxes on green cars in an effort to encourage more people to buy them.

Taking the guesswork out of green transportation, this is a list of the 10 most environmentally friendly cars you can buy new in 2015.

The California DMV will allow more drivers with plug-in hybrids privileged access to high occupancy vehicle lanes.

Lexus has a rather unique position in North America.

In the near future, people who drive electric cars will be able to get their kicks on Route 66.

Electric cars face at least two major challenges and BMW is planning to tackle one of them in 2015.

BMW’s lightweight plug-in hybrid i8 sports car is the 2015 AutoGuide.com Reader’s Choice Green Car of the Year.

Europe’s counterpart to the Chevrolet Volt is slated for discontinuation.