EngineeringSeptember 1, 2015
Introducing the First Vehicle Powered by Evaporation
See how the toy car works
Automobiles
The SciencesSeptember 1, 2015
Good and Bad Inventions from 1865 [Slide Show]
Optimistic Ideas from the Scientific American Archive
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EnvironmentJuly 31, 2015
Big Polluting Vehicles Roar Back with Low Gasoline Prices
But increased fuel efficiency may yet restrain pollution in the U.S.
TechnologyJuly 28, 2015
Recall Shows That a Hack Attack on Car Controls Is a Credible Threat
After years of downplaying threats, carmakers are forced to admit that their vehicles are vulnerable to serious cybersecurity attacks
EnvironmentJuly 28, 2015
What CityLab Gets Wrong about EVs
How one error keeps tripping up analysis of electric vehicles
TechnologyJuly 24, 2015
Future Flying Car Solves Parallel Parking Problem
Terrafugia’s latest car–plane mashup concept would cut the flying car learning curve
EnvironmentJuly 16, 2015
Electric Car Owners Struggle to Find a Charge
Which comes first: the electric car or the charger?
EnvironmentJuly 14, 2015
Electric Vehicles Drive to Back Up the Grid
Can electric cars provide reliable power to the U.S. grid?
PolicyJuly 3, 2015
Women and the War, 1915
Reported in Scientific American, This Week in World War I: July 3, 1915
TechnologyJuly 1, 2015
Railways and Mass Transit Move People and Goods, 1915
TechnologyJune 25, 2015
Hyliion Takes Top Prize at National Clean Energy Business Plan Competition
Yesterday, Hyliion took home the grand prize at the Department of Energy’s National Clean Energy Business Plan Competition in Washington, DC.
EnvironmentJune 19, 2015
New Rules Would Cut Pollution from Buses, Big Rigs
New EPA regulations for heavy duty vehicles could reduce fuel consumption by 24 percent