Hybrid Vehicles News
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Old batteries can be source of new energyHow to dispose of old batteries from redundant electric vehicles? The good news: we can harvest their valuable parts to make new ones. -
Wheels in motion: Singapore joins global movement to phase out fossil fuel vehiclesAs Singapore places its bets on electric vehicles and joins the global shift towards cleaner transport, charging infrastructure will be crucial. Automakers, companies and research institutions will also have to adjust.
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Can carmakers steer away from climate catastrophe?The car industry is among the world’s most polluting. Amid growing public pressure to cut emissions and with new solutions disrupting their business model, how can automakers prepare for the dramatic changes ahead and help tackle global warming? -
Can China electrify all new passenger cars by 2030?Electric vehicles are taking off in China but a long road lies ahead before they displace conventional vehicles.
Hybrid Vehicles Opinion
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Women, work, and India's rickshaw revolution– Despite rising education levels, women account only for 25 per cent of India's work force. The lack of safe, affordable and efficient transportation options could be one reason why, writes Ola Cabs' Kasturi GVL. -
Four ways our cities can cut transport emissions in a hurry: Avoid, shift, share and improveTransport
Four ways our cities can cut transport emissions in a hurry: Avoid, shift, share and improve
– Transport-related emissions have increased nearly 60 per cent since 1990. Swinburne University of Technology's Hussein Dia outlines four strategies to cut emissions and fight climate change. -
EV or not, Malaysia does not need another national car project– A third national car manufacturer would deter sustainable development in Malaysia, argues Malaysian Youth Delegation’s Mike Campton.
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