Electic cars aren't selling

Sticker shock is a big factor. Countries like Norway have additional incentives for electric and hybrid vehicles. Norway is installing a free recharging station infrastructure  and has perks like free parking downtown.

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Consumers Reports on Electric Cars

KJRH NBC 2 Tulsa, OK

Sep. 24, 2010. 11:13 PM EST

Are electric cars going to be the answer to greener energy?

The much-anticipated "Chevy Volt" is expected to be available in November. The Nissan Leaf will go on sale the following month.

However, Consumer Reports says there's a lot to consider, to determine if an electric car is right for you. 2News Anchor Erin Christy has more. 




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Bloomberg: the future of electric vehicles

Aug. 12 (Bloomberg

Aug. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Albert Cheung, an analyst with Bloomberg New Energy Finance, talks about t...  More »

Albert Cheung, an analyst with Bloomberg New Energy Finance, talks about the future of electric vehicles. Cheung spoke with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack."

Rightardia has featured several of the new electric vehicles. We have a hunch the Nissan Leaf will be the first to market a car the middle class can afford. .

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The Nissan Leaf, the first mass produced electric car

The Nissan Leaf is powered by Lithium Ion batteries and due to be launched in Japan, the U.S. and Europe in late 2010.

It also includes advanced IT systems.

Nissan claims it will produce the first mass produced electric car.

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WSJ: Japanese automakers introduce new electric vehicles

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