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Showing posts with label auto industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auto industry. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
Are you exploring automotive business opportunities Tanzania & Nairobi ? You must participate here!
If you are looking for business expansions in East Africa and Kenya , you can participate in the following Auto expo's and showcase your products and services. EVHUB is their Agent in India for marketing and sales of their stalls.
Thursday, 10 June 2010
Electric car demand outstrips supply... again
NISSAN
Preorders for Nissan's LEAF electric car have already surpassed the planned capacity for the car's first year, Nissan has said.
Already 19,000 LEAF vehicles have been ordered in the United States and Japan, although the Japanese carmaker plans to produce only 10,000 by March 2011, according to auto industry website Automotive News.
Nissan will now screen customers who have preordered the vehicle to ensure that their proposed use of the vehicle is suited to the LEAF, Nissan EV chief Andy Palmer told Automotive News.
Read this story @ http://www.evhub.in/news/76
Tuesday, 8 June 2010
Two good reasons to drive an electric car
BP's oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and the latest troubles in the Middle East could have an unexpected outcome for the auto industry: a boost for electric
vehicles (EVs).
The ecological nightmare that BP has unleashed has put the spotlight on the deep water oil drilling that for a while seemed to have peak oil theorists eating crow. Now we can all see in vivid images the cost of oil dependency: dying oil-soaked birds, choking fish and beaches covered in gooey gobs of oil.
Forget for the moment about greenhouse gases and whether or not you believe in man-made global warming. We can't easily see the effects on a daily basis anyway.
But we can see the ecological nightmare unfolding off the U.S. Gulf Coast. If this is not a horrifying example of one consequence of an oil-based economic and social order, then what is? Oil-cleanup technology has advanced a long way from the days of the Exxon Valdez disaster, but the denouement of this tragedy will still not play out for years.
read this news article @ http://www.evhub.in/news/63
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