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Top Electrics by Range

  1. 2025 Volvo EX90 Twin Plus 7PEPA range data pending
  2. 2025 Ferrari 296 GTBEPA range data pending
  3. 2025 Ferrari SF90 SpiderEPA range data pending
  4. 2025 Tesla Cybertruck Single MotorEPA range data pending
  5. 2024 Ford E-Transit 350EPA range data pending

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2016 Honda Pilot: Super Green SUV

Honda's goal with the 2016 Pilot is to make the vehicle significantly lighter to achieve meaningful improvement in fuel efficiency.

VW e-Golf: Electric Driving Like Regular Golf

Driving the 2015 e-Golf feels much more conventional than some other EVs too. It seems less sensitive to accidentally chirping the front tires on launch, with a smoother, more progressive take off than many EVs.

Hybrid rules for driving in the HOV lane

Many hybrid vehicles are eligibe to use your area's High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV)lanes, regardless of the number of passengers you may carry. Please check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles to determine current policy.

10 Ways to go Green

  1. Driving at 60mph uses up to 9% les fuel than at 70mph and, on more advanced vehicles, motorists can take advantage of cruise control - a steady speed is also more fuel efficient.
  2. Keep weight down - ensure your car is as free of clutter as possible, and remove roof and bicycle racks when not in use.
  3. Plan your journey and use a GPS system or on-line routing site before you set off. Getting lost or stuck in traffic pumps extra CO2 into the atmosphere.
  4. Travel outside of rush hour to avoid congestion.
  5. Try not to use all of your car gadgets at once - they use energy and contribute to your vechicle's CO2 output.
  6. Be a better driver and read the road ahead - hang back from the traffic in front so you dont have to brake and accelerate every time its slows down and speeds up.
  7. Turn engines off when stuck in traffic or when waiting for passengers to arrive.
  8. Consider offsetting your emissions - look at websites such as www.climatecare.org that can help calculate your CO2 output.
  9. Look at car sharing, set up a system at your place of work or start a car-sharing scool-run.
  10. Consider trading in your car for a hybrid.

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