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Advanced Automotive News 2003, Back Issues Editor's Note: These articles are collected by Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) staff from news sources around the world. They cover a broad range of alternative transportation technology and fuel-related issues, and do not necessarily reflect the views or research activities of RMI. They are posted on our web site purely as a service to our web site visitors. Please consider making an on-line donation to Rocky Mountain Institute. Your donation makes it possible for us to bring you this information. 19 December 2003 -Toyota, Lexus to Introduce Hybrid SUVs in 2004 -Composite Shell Buses a Success -China to Buy Fuel Cell Buses -Fuel Cells Canada Announces Hydrogen Village Partnership More Info... 05 December 2003 -Bibendum Moves to China -DaimlerChrysler Delivers F-Cell to Tokyo Gas More Info... 21 November 2003 -Prius Wins 2004 Car of the Year -Anuvu Pickup Ready for Pick-up -Stuart to Build Southern California Hydrogen Power Station More Info... 07 November 2003 -DOE Launches Hydrogen Education Effort -Mitsubishi FCV Receives Certification More Info... 24 October 2003 -Suzuki: Ambitious Aims to Match GM -Honda’s New Stack Goes Below Zero -Cross-Country Trip a Success for Solectria’s Super7 More Info... 10 October 2003 -GM Sets Its Sights on 2020 -Home Hydrogen Refueling Make Its Debut -DOE Sponsors Hydrogen Design Contest for Students -Fuel Cell R&D Digs a Deeper Hole More Info... 26 September 2003 -Mitsubishi Unveils Fuel Cell Minivan -Rolls-Royce Moves Forward on Fuel Cell Development -GM and Honda are Homeward Bound -Hydrogen Highlighted at Challenge Bibendum More Info... 12 September 2003 -New Gas Station Brings Choices to the Forefront -Fuel Cells Make the Grade -Composite Cars Stay Afloat More Info... 29 August 2003 -Mercedes Announces Composite Production Car -The Big Boys Bid for Bibendum -Canadian Corridor Could Outsmart Chicken/Egg Problem More Info... 15 August 2003 -Hydrogen Car Tops Off Its Tank After 1,200 Miles -DOE Solicits $200 Million in Hydrogen Research -Ford Bridges the Gap with Hydrogen-Fueled Internal Combustion Engines More Info... 01 August 2003 -BMW Continues to Lose Weight and Gain Speed -Californians Talk of a Hydrogen Highway -Ford to Partner with Westport for Engine Technology More Info... 18 July 2003 -Solectria to Unveil Hybrid Drive for Trucks -FedEx and GM Deliver a Cleaner Package in Tokyo -Boeing Launches Plans for Fuel Cell Plane -Flexcar and Honda Team Up For a Cleaner Ride More Info... 04 July 2003 -UTC and Hyundai to Develop Cold Weather Power Plant -Wind Produces Hydrogen to Power Danish Ford Focus -Porsche Carrera GT to Have Carbon Fiber Chassis -Bill Ford Bullish on Hybrids, Fuel Cells More Info... 20 June 2003 -Hydrogen/Ozone Study Based On Faulty Assumptions -Ballard Signs Deal With Unnamed Automaker -Shell Opens Liquid Hydrogen Station in Tokyo -Fuel Cell Car Rally A Success More Info... 06 June 2003 -EPA Rates Cars by Environmental Performance -Honda Tests Fuel Cell Car in Los Angeles -Porous Stuff May Ease Hydrogen Storage More Info... 23 May 2003 -Nuvera Advances Fuel Cell Technology -United Parcel Service Testing Fuel Cell Technology -Mass Produced Vehicle Receives Advanced Composite Panels More Info... 09 May 2003 -Fuel Cell Vehicles Demonstrated on Capital Hill -Spain Receives Fuel Cell Buses -Cars Go From Drive by Wire to Drive by Wireless More Info... 25 April 2003 -Cost Sharing Expected to Produce Affordable Fuel Cells -University Develops Award Winning Fuel Cell -Feeling the Heat, the EU Moves Forward With Hydrogen More Info... 11 April 2003 -GM And BMW Develop Hydrogen Refueling Stations -Investing in Hydrogen Comes Before Driving Hydrogen Cars -Program Explores Lightweight, Low Emission Trucks More Info... 28 March 2003 -Transatlantic Partnership Aims for Commercialization of Fuel Cells -GM's Hydrogen3 Achieves Highest Range in Japan -University of Alabama Begins Hydrogen Studies -Canadian Government Working on Refueling Technology More Info... 14 March 2003 -Use of Automotive Composites Expected to Grow -Advanced Materials Enhance Occupant Safety -Fuel Cell Vehicles Enter Nation's Capital -Iceland to Receive First Public Hydrogen Refueling Station More Info... 28 February 2003 -EPA Certifies Honda Fuel Cell Vehicle -Europe Aims to Deliver Hydrogen at Gasoline Stations -U.S. Army to Showcase Advanced Automotive Technologies More Info... 14 February 2003 -New Online Survey Aligns Fuel Cell Vehicle Interests -Hybrids and Hydrogen Featured in GM's Tech Tour -Delphi Corporation Views Government Partnerships Valuable to Innovation -Hydrogen Demand Expected to Increase More Info... 31 January 2003 -New Microvehicle Expected in Indonesia -Tokyo Environment Ministry to Test Hydrogen Production -High Pressure Hydrogen Storage Increases Capacity More Info... 17 January 2003 -Automakers Working to Increase Range of Fuel Cell Vehicles -Hybrid and Hydrogen Fueled Vehicles on Display at Recent Auto Show -China Debuts Hydrogen Powered Vehicle -John Deere Begins Testing Fuel Cells in Commercial Work Vehicles More Info... 03 January 2003 -Western Colorado Becoming Composites Incubator -New Generation of Vehicles Marks the 100th Anniversary of the Internal Combustion Engine -Price of Fuel Cell Powertrains Reduced More Info... 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