Toyota sold record 1.52 million hybrids in 2017
Now it's time to sell more hydrogen and battery electric vehicles.
Now it's time to sell more hydrogen and battery electric vehicles.
"The shift has gone faster than we'd thought" to phasing out sales of fossil fuel vehicles by 2025.
Chevy Volt, Ford Focus Hybrid, Nissan Leaf all had strong sales in November.
Previously, hybrid buyers got more than EV buyers.
These numbers add up.
Tesla's less-than-expected deliveries pulled down US green-car sales in June further.
Based on days spent on dealer lots, electrified vehicles are a hit on the secondary market. The three best sellers are the Model S, Leaf and Plug-in Prius.
US green-car sales for June plunge as demand for Toyota's hybrids, Nissan's Leaf drops.
US sales totals for the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf this past month look a whole heck of a lot like the numbers from all the other months this year.
ABI Research thinks that worldwide electric vehicle sales could hit $58 billion by 2021.
Tesla Model S sales in Canada jump in March, and leapfrog Chevrolet Volt's for the first-quarter lead.
While April green-car sales were down 17 percent, demand was about even when factoring out impact of VW's diesel stop-sale.
April sales numbers are in, and the second-gen Chevy Volt once again trounces the Nissan Leaf in the US.
A study conducted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory suggests that while half of respondents think plug-in electric vehicles are as good as conventional ones, only a fifth would consider actually buying one.
Strong Tesla, Chevrolet Volt sales can't save February from a green-car sales drop-off.
February sales for the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf did not surprise us. Just like they didn't in January. Or December. And probably won't in March, either.
Drop in Nissan Leaf, Toyota Prius demand more than offset gains from Tesla, Chevy Volt
Sales of hybrids, plug-ins and diesels all stalled last year as customers awaited new models, responded to lower gas prices.
December green-car sales were pushed forward by Tesla, pulled back by Volkswagen.
November green-car sales fall from a year earlier as Honda, Nissan struggle.