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Energy Voices Suddenly, it's a three-car race for electric-powered dominance

Tesla joins Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt in the race for electric car sales. After a record-breaking March for the Nissan Leaf, sales of electric cars dipped in April.

In Gear The tall person's guide to electric cars

Better fuel economy matters to more US consumers, survey finds

In Gear Hybrid car sales soar 40 percent, study says

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Energy Voices Nissan Leaf sales soar in record month for plug-in cars

In Gear Are California's electric-car charging stations too congested?

In Gear Nissan Leaf hits the 50K mark, becomes world's most popular electric car

In Gear Texas joins list of states considering electric car tax

In Gear Gas engines thrive despite rise of hybrids, electric cars

Energy Voices Detroit auto show: the future of energy-efficient cars and trucks (+video)

In Gear Detroit Auto Show preview: Diesels, electrics, and hybrids

Energy Voices Boeing 787 to undergo FAA review. Is electrical power at fault?

Energy Voices Chevy Volt sales triple in year of paradoxes for electric cars

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Who's killing the electric car? Consumers.

In Gear Chevy Volt sales drop in November, Nissan Leaf remains steady (+video)

In Gear Chevy Volt tops customer satisfaction survey again

Energy Voices Electric cars: niche technology or the auto industry's future?

Energy Voices Tesla Model S wins Motor Trend's Car of the Year. Are electric cars here to stay?

In Gear Yes, your gas mileage may vary. It's ok.

Energy Voices Obama administration and China feud over clean energy

Energy Voices Toyota Prius Plug-in: the little electric hybrid that could (+video)

As sales lag, Nissan offers Leaf discounts

In Gear Sharing the plug: the evolving etiquette of charging stations