Monthly Archives: July 2012

The electric vehicle charging station market in the United States is seeing improvements after government level incentives and subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles were offered to consumers. Continue reading →

July new vehicle sales are expected to continue a pace of growth. Continue reading →

Ford recently announced a 57 percent decrease in earnings for the second quarter as a result of the economic downturn in Europe. Continue reading →

Considering many Americans are holding on to their cars longer than they have in the past, automakers are beginning to aim to attract the next generation of car buyers. Continue reading →

AAA, North America’s largest motoring and leisure travel organizations, recently released a list of the suggested steps that drivers can follow if involved in a car crash. Continue reading →

With vehicles becoming more fuel efficient and cars being a less profitable source of tax dollars, San Francisco Bay officials are finding a creative way to continue collecting their money. Continue reading →

Experts in the field of battery technology recently converged in Boston for the Next Generation Batteries 2012 Conference before reports were released that showed a forecast of increased growth in the electric vehicle battery market. Continue reading →

A recent survey released by KPMG indicates that auto executives in the United States are expected to add more employees and expand their facilities this year. Continue reading →

Ford recently announced that its second quarter earnings fell by 57 percent. Continue reading →

Total Car Score, one of the most comprehensive automotive ranking and comparison websites, recently announced that the 2013 Cadillac ATS was rated as the top car in the class of 2013 entry-level sedans. Continue reading →