-
Recent Posts
- Badass UAW Bargaining Committee Gets Record Daimler Deal
- UAW Live – Hours Before Daimler Truck Contract Expires
- April US New Vehicle Sales Flat as Trade-in Values Drop
- IIHS Toughens Front Crash Prevention Testing
- Southern Labor Rights Boosted at VW. Daimler Next
- EPA Finalizes Pollution Reduction Standards for Power Plants
- Ford Motor Posts Q1 2024 Net Income of $1.3 Billion
- Death of the Diesel – EPA Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Grants
- Toyota Tacoma Pickup Adds First Hybrid Powertrain in 2024
- GM Posts $3 Billion in Q1 Earnings. Raises 2024 Guidance
- Sudden Power Loss Recall – Bronco Sport, Maverick Trucks
- Earth Day – Solar Grants from The Inflation Reduction Act
- April 20 – aka 420 – Marijuana Impaired Driving is Illegal
- Nissan Arc Business Plan is Sinking?
- NHTSA Probing Whether Ford Fire Recall is Adequate
Recent Comments
- Dr. K. Venkatesh Prasad on Southern Labor Rights Boosted at VW. Daimler Next
- Janet L. Yellen on EPA Celebrates Inflation Reduction Act Anniversary
- Lael Brainard on Auto Industry Continues to Rebound from Pandemic Lows
- United Auto Workers Union on EPA Finalizes Vehicle Pollution Standards for 2027-32
- Sam Fiorani on Bidenomics and the State of the Union
Archives
Meta
Tag Archives: honda civic gx
New U.S. Segment – Compressed Natural Gas Taxis?
Taxis running on compressed natural gas have been in use for decades in Japan’s cities. They are clean, quiet and to the surprise of visiting New Yorkers – meticulously maintained. Now there is a mini-movement of sorts underway in the U.S. as taxpayer subsidies and rising gasoline prices are increasing the demand for conversions of conventional gasoline engines to run on compressed natural gas. CNG is a fuel that has been in use in the U.S. for decades as well, but mostly in industrial applications. Continue reading
Posted in aftermarket, auto news, environment, news analysis, transportation
Tagged alternative fuels, auto informed, auto news, autoinformed, autoinformed.com, automotive news, cng, cng taxicabs, compressed natural gas, energy policy, ford transit connect, honda civic gx, Ken Zino, taxpayer subsidies, zino
Leave a comment