About Electric Cars

Oleh Timoty

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According to undisclosed company sources, General Motors might expand the sales of the upcoming Chevrolet Bolt electric car into Europe, under the Opel/Vauxhall brand names. The largest US automaker and the third biggest in the world presented back in as Aston yanked the sheet from its electric-powered crossover-sports-coupe-thing. But, auto-show flash aside, the vehicle apparently is being rushed toward production. Is this really the future of one of the world’s longest-established sports-car makers? It’s time once again to take a look at plug-in electric vehicle sales in Canada. For the month of February, it seems there’s nearly a four-way tie for first place. Honestly, it’s just too close to declare a winner without official registrations data Whether or not it is true, the rumors about Apple building their own electric car are out there and safe to say it has generated a fair amount of interest. Some have warned Apple against such an endeavor, but others look at it as an opportunity to increase Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and BMW (OTCMKTS:BAMXY) might find themselves in trouble; Volkswagen AG’s (ADR) (OTCMKTS:VLKAY) luxury brand Audi plans on reworking its first emission free plugged-in sports vehicle, which will be revealed at the upcoming but that doesn't mean Apple is not highly interested in cars. Rumors were rampant last week about an electric car project within Apple, dubbed Titan, which might compete with Tesla Motors. Those of us who know Apple very well hear these rumors and just .

Apple is about to redefine its definition of the word "mobile." This is obviously uncharted territory for Apple, whose previous experience with transportation includes little more than its flawed maps app. However, just because Apple hasn't done it A self-driving version of BMW's i3 electric car, the Budii is filled with all kinds of clever technology, including a telescopic laser scanner, called TrackView, mounted to roof that delivers a 3-D perspective and prepares the car for what's ahead. When the first report came out a little over a week ago that Apple has an internal team working on an Apple-branded electric car — that might or might not actually launch one day — it was easy to avoid weighing in. Apple no doubt has a lot of teams Is Apple really setting its sights on developing electric cars? Although the computer and smartphone giant has yet to comment, the answer seems to be "yes." Last week the Wall Street Journal reported that the Cupertino, Calif., company has created a team .