Staturday: Tata Nano Sales

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• Environment

  

  Tata Nano Hits the Streets: The End of the World, or the Start of Something Beautiful?

  Today, in India, the world's cheapest car hit the streets. Will our planet suffer the undue consequences of millions of suddenly-mobile Indians...

  by Zach Frechette +

• News

  

  Big Trouble in Little Car

  The supercheap Tata Nano car, which we've written about quite a bit in this blog, has a problem: spontaneous combustion. Over the last year, a...

  by Andrew Price 1

• News

  

  LOOK: Taxi for Her

  The Tata Nano, the Indian-manufactured world's smallest car, has caused heated debate since its launch was announced last year. Some wonder if...

  by Mridu Khullar +

• Environment

  

  Volkswagen's Plan to Lead in EV Sales

  Volkswagen wants everyone to know how serious it is about making a mark on the burgeoning electric vehicle market. Three Volkswagen vehicles...

  by Alicia Capetillo 1

• Business

  

  Staturday: Which Automakers Got Advanced Technology Loans?

  The Department of Energy gave out the first part of it's advanced technology loan fund for automakers. Who got how much? Ford: $5.9 billion...

  by GOOD +

• Business

  

  The Hummer Is No More

  Driving may be back up these days, but Hummer is gone for good: General Motors Co. said Wednesday it will shut down Hummer after its bid to sell...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  America's Gas Problem

  Have rising gas prices actually made a difference in driving habits? Apparently, they have. Sort of. People are driving less, but more gas is...

  by Lillian R. Mongeau +

• Business

  

  GOOD Sheet: Getting Gas

  Where does your money go when you pay for a gallon of gas? How much money are oil companies making? What affects the price of gas in the United...

  by GOOD +

• News

  

  Putting Amtrak Back On Track

  Last summer, as gas prices seemed like they would never stop rising, there was a trumpeting of statistics that people were saving money by taking...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Business

  

  Goodbye, Roadster, We Hardly Knew Ye

  We've been following the electric car company Tesla with great interest around GOOD, so it came as a bit of a surprise to hear that it would...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  Office Parks Are Worse Than Suburban Sprawl

  The issues caused by rampant suburban sprawl are well known, but in this post on Planetizen, Michael Lewyn argues that living in the suburbs is...

  by GOOD 2

• Technology

  

  Raise Taxes to Pay for Public Transit

  Expansive public transit systems are expensive to build, and often are money-losers for the cities and states that maintain them. Over at...

  by GOOD 1

• Environment

  

  Chinese Carmaker Changes Focus from Electric Back to Gas

  What was once a promising electric vehicle venture might be losing some steam, according to a recent article on Treehugger, which measures the...

  by Alicia Capetillo 1

• Business

  

  Highways Destroy Cities

  Building a major highway through a city reduces that city's population by 18 percent. That is the finding of a new study by Brown University...

  by GOOD +

• Business

  

  Robin Chase on the (Financial) Value of Sharing

  Robin Chase founded Zipcar, the company that allows users to buy time in shared cars, in 1999. Now she has turned her attention to carpooling...

  by Eric Steuer +

• Business

  

  Ford Dealerships to Embrace Sustainability

  Ford Motor Company announced its latest sustainability initiative at the 2010 National Automobile Dealers Association Convention over the weekend....

  by Mother Nature Network +

• Environment

  

  Mercedes-Benz Finds Hybrid in "Tree of Innovation"

  Mercedes-Benz is entering the luxury hybrid market. This Sunday the company will reveal their "Tree of Innovation" ad campaign for the S400 during...

  by Alicia Capetillo +

• News

  

  Los Angeles's Food Truck Revolution

  A new hub for food trucks expands the offerings beyond tacos. Food trucks are typically pretty hard to pin down. While some may argue that's the...

  by Nate Berg +

• News

  

  California's New $5,000 Electric Car Rebate

  If you were thinking about buying an electric car in California, this will be welcome news: Rebates of up to $5,000 per light-duty vehicle are...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  Roadside Signs Become Pieces of Art

  The artist Josef Schulz's new series "Sign Out" features a collection of American roadside signs, but with the text digitally removed, creating a...

  by GOOD +