VW: Mid-Size SUV 'On Its Way' to U.S.

Volkswagen plans to introduce its mid-size sport-utility vehicle in the U.S. in 2016, its global CEO announced at the Detroit auto show where it brought a concept version.

Hybrid Autos May Proliferate But Their Profile is Changing

The Hybridization of Fleet Grows Broader

Citing environmental awareness, improved fuel efficiency, and a positive corporate role model, commercial fleets are increasingly turning to hybrid vehicles.

XL Fleet, eNow Partner to Electrify Refrigerated Trailers

The companies are working together for the development of a system that will power eTRUs.

Selecting the Right Alt-Fuel Truck

What are the four first steps you should take when searching for an alternatively-powered vehicle?

Hino Shows Off XL Series Towing & Recovery Trucks

Hino Trucks expanded its product lineup this past Spring with the introduction of the all-new Class 7 and Class 8 XL Series. Recently featured at the 2018 American Towman show in Baltimore, the trucks featured a fully equipped Miller Industries Century 3212 G2 medium-duty wrecker and an LCG16 Series carrier.

Autobytel Survey Says Consumer Demand for Hybrid Versions of Vehicles Remains Strong

Automakers Warn Against Using Hybrids as Taxicabs

Although previously approved for taxi use, automakers refuse to certify crashworthiness of vehicles with added partitions.

BMW's Hybrid Tech to Power Workhorse Delivery Trucks

BMW has signed a multiple-year supply agreement to integrate its i3 range extender (REx) units into the Workhorse step van to extend the range of the Class 3-5 delivery vehicles.