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Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular due to their environmental benefits, so it's exciting to see big players like GM and Honda getting on board.

 
By now, you've probably heard a lot about the transition from gas-powered automobiles to electric models or hybrid models. Many vehicle manufacturers have announced their plans to move forward towards an all-electric lineup in the coming years. Honda is one of these companies. Honda plans on fully transitioning to an all-electric lineup by 2040. Though it is many years away, this timeline will be filled with many new vehicles and electric developments. Keep in mind this doesn't include hybrid models.

These days, many drivers are concerned about how much gas they're using. If you're interested in reducing your trips to the gas station for environmental and/or economic reasons, the good news is that there are many Honda vehicles that go easy on the fuel consumption.

If you live in an area that has hurricanes, then it is essential to protect your vehicle from torrential rains, high winds and possible flooding. Here are some tips for taking care of your automobile, truck or van before a hurricane arrives.

Honda plans to ramp up its electromobility options in just a few short years. Along with currently available models like the Fit EV, Accord Hybrid and Accord Plug-in Hybrid, the automaker is going to expand its selection of alternative-fuel vehicles. By the year 2018, Honda's manager of environmental business development, Ryan Harty, says the company will offer an all-new electric car (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV). Read more for details.

Honda plans to ramp up its electromobility options in just a few short years. Along with currently available models like the Fit EV, Accord Hybrid and Accord Plug-in Hybrid, the automaker is going to expand its selection of alternative-fuel vehicles. By the year 2018, Honda's manager of environmental business development, Ryan Harty, says the company will offer an all-new electric car (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV). Read more for details.