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Automakers’ move away from total dependence on conventional engines and fuels prompts a re-thinking of transportation by consumers and the industry alike.

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Automakers’ move away from total dependence on conventional engines and fuels prompts a re-thinking of transportation by consumers and the industry alike.

Photo Gallery

Life in the Green Lane

Articles

Fewer, Better Autos in Future

Cars Will Save Fuel…Eventually

Students Driving Innovation

Charts

Driving More, Farther Loses Appeal in USA

Video

Recharging Transportation

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