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Three Kia Models Win Hybrid, Electric Car Awards From U.S. News & World Report
The magazine highlighted the Telluride HEV, Niro HEV, and Sportage HEV for efficiency, performance, and overall value.
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The magazine highlighted the Telluride HEV, Niro HEV, and Sportage HEV for efficiency, performance, and overall value.
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Like chauffeured transportation operators, corporate and government fleet managers are facing multiple pressures to green up their fleets from executive management, clients, and local communities.
Read More →Finding the right hybrids and alternative-fuel vehicles depends on what’s available in your market zone and how much clients will pay.
Read More →Leadership summit panelists offer operators candid advice and feedback on fuel costs, labor challenges, and green issues
Read More →The chauffeured transportation industry must insist on having its cake and eating it, too: maximum luxury in alternative fuel vehicles — and more oil.
Read More →ILCT panelists discussed the booming attention on “green” programs in the industry, and how operators are making it work for them
Read More →Allaire promotes Mercury Mariner Hybrid in its fleet as a way to serve growing green clientele
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To combat volatile diesel fuel prices, Navistar offers truck fleets a greener alternative with the International DuraStar medium-duty diesel hybrid electric truck — offering up to 60% more fuel economy than traditional diesel engines.
Read More →In the next 25 years, look for upheavals and transformations throughout the chauffeured industry. But man and woman will still wed.
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On the job, lift trucks often have to spend the day idling. A plug-in hybrid lift truck can cut much of that fuel use and emissions, while maintaining complete usability.
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Medium- and heavy-duty hybrid truck tests show promise in stop-and- go situations and those that require auxiliary power generation in urban environments. But will costs come down enough to make them feasible for general use?
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