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The Friendly Robotics RoboMower Automatic Lawn Mower is a fully automatic lawnmower designed to mow your lawn entirely by itself. The fully-automatic mower travels across the lawn in a crisscross pattern, covering up to 10,800 square feet on a single charge while you relax on the porch. The RoboMower works by mowing within a selected boundary outlined by a small wire (the unit includes 500-foot perimeter wire). Its navigation system can handle any lawn, regardless of shape, slope, or obstacles. It is capable of mowing 3/4 of an acre on one battery charge.

The RL1000 is the ultimate RL series mower to be introduced for 2007. Not only does in include all of the great features on the RL850, it also includes a docking station and system for true automation. Simply select the day and times you want the lawn mowed and the RL1000 will do it automatically for you, day after day and week after week, truly the most efficient way to keep your lawn maintained. The RL1000 still includes all the functionality as before, manual trim mowing and the ability to drive it anywhere and even use it in other smaller areas without the docking station.

Phoenix Motorcars produces fleet vehicles that travel 100 miles or more on a charge, reach a top speed of 95 mph. The batteries come from NanoSafe© batteries from Altair Nanotechnologies and can be recharged in less than 10 minutes using an industrial 480 volt charging platform.

Connect your appliances into the Kill A Watt, and assess how efficient they are. A large LCD display counts consumption by the Kilowatt-hour just like utility companies. You can figure out your electrical expenses by the hour, day, week, month, even an entire year. Monitor the quality of your power by displaying Voltage, Line Frequency, and Power Factor

Fisker Automotive's $80,000 4-door plug-in hybrid sports sedan is scheduled to debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January. The car is expected to go 50 miles on electric before the gasoline or diesel engine kicks in.

Visitors to the Frankfort Motor Show will see this Opel concept E-Flex car. The car will use a 1.3 liter turbo diesel engine to recharge the lithium-Ion batteries when they are drained. It will also be recharged by plugging it into an electrical outlet. Underneath, it's similar to the Chevrolet Volt which will use a 1 liter turbocharged 3-cylinder gasoline engine instead.

According to Edmond's AutoObserver, GM took delivery of the first advanced lithium-ion batteries for the E-Flex operating system that will power the upcoming Volt. The volt is scheduled to be on the market by the end of 2010.