Guide to Electric, Hybrid and Fuel-Efficient Cars : 70 Vehicles Reviewed, Plus Everything You Need to Know about Going Electric

Passionate about sustainable development? Introducing the world’s first guide to electric cars!

In the first edition of what promises to be the new bestseller in the world of cars, our authors explain the latest on electric vehicles. Speaking to amateurs and more seasoned enthusiasts alike, our two experts answer all your questions: how do you recharge and service an electric vehicle? Are electric cars built for North American winters? Can you even drive on electricity every day of the week? Do you really save money when you go electric? Do electric vehicles have the speed you need? Would a hydrogen car be a wiser choice? Are the batteries in electric cars harmful to the environment—are they dangerous like the oil companies say? Does the government chip in when you buy an electric vehicle?

Jacques Duval and Daniel Breton have tested over 70 different models that are on the market now or will be in a matter of months. They get down to the nitty-gritty with in-depth commentary from page one. Learn all there is to know about tech features, pricing, energy consumption stats, greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants. Just fifteen years ago, electric cars were a novelty—now, they’re becoming increasingly central to the automobile industry. Soon, the entire world will turn to this eco-friendly mode of transportation!   

Racecar driver and car columnist Jacques Duval is Quebec’s top auto expert. After a series of radio and TV hosting gigs, he started upThe Car Guide in 1967. He’s taken home some one hundred trophies driving in races like the 24 Hours of Daytona (GT category), the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières and the Championnat du Québec. He was inducted to Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame for his illustrious career and his contribution to popularizing motorsports in Canada.

Journal de Montréal columnist Daniel Breton represented Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques in Quebec’s National Assembly from 2012 to 2014. Since co-founding the the Green Party of Quebec in 2001, Breton has gained significant expertise on the electrification of transit. He’s tested a host of electric vehicles and driven nearly 2 million kilometers in them.