While electric cars keep going farther and faster, these vehicles are small, slow, and fulfill a useful purpose in the community.

Meyers Manx introduced a new Neighborhood Electric vedhicle called the Resorter at The Quail on Friday. It’ll go 25 mph and costs $49,000. NEVs were a big deal in the 1990s when carmakers had to ...

To lower operating costs and become more eco-friendly, companies can opt for Vantage's new line of neighborhood electric vehicles. Vantage's latest products include an all-electric utility truck ...

Back in 2018, Los Angeles-based startup Eli Electric Vehicles announced an electric microcar called the Zero for relatively short, low-speed jaunts around town. Now the Neighborhood Electric ...

For now at least the only option is the neighborhood electric vehicle, also known as NEVs. By [email protected]. Feb 6, 2009 7:01 PM EST. We all want electric vehicles that we can afford.

The neighborhood electric vehicle market, while still growing itself, has established dealer networks, parts and service support and is real-world tested. Consider the Alternatives.

If most of your car trips are short and made at lower speeds, perhaps you don't need a full-on automobile. A less-expensive Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) may suffice, and US startup Wink ...

Chrysler subsidiary Global Electric Motorcar has been making neighborhood electric vehicles for just 10 years. But what it lacks in experience, it makes up for in innovation. The newest model, the ...

While underage kids driving neighborhood electric vehicles isn’t allowed under any circumstances, they could offer a taste of freedom once they hit 16. Shelly Meyers of Mt. Lebanon, ...

OCEANSIDE — Oceanside will be the first city in North County next month to get its own fleet of “neighborhood electric vehicles,” similar to the ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft.An ...

Neighborhood electric vehicles now legal on San Antonio streets City hopes to reduce air, noise pollution by allowing zero-emission vehicles Jessie Degollado , Reporter ...

One more reason to start blaring "Boomer Sooner. Oklahomans who felt that they didn't get a fair deal out of the state's generous tax rebate when they bought their Tomberlin neighborhood-electric ...