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The Ford Mustang has been an American icon for decades, known for its sleek design, powerful performance, and thrilling driving experience.

Transitioning from gas-powered vehicles to electric ones has never been as exciting as with the new 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E. The car uses an all-electric powertrain but delivers electrifying performances on all road types. You may even forget that you are driving an electric vehicle.

Transitioning from gas-powered vehicles to electric ones has never been as exciting as with the new 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E. The car uses an all-electric powertrain but delivers electrifying performances on all road types. You may even forget that you are driving an electric vehicle.

For many Americans, Memorial Day weekend affords them an extra day of opportunity to get out and travel. However, for many years, those with plug-in hybrid or electric vehicles couldn't simply get in their cars and count on being able to drive wherever they wanted, for fear that they would run out of gas or charge with no charging stations nearby.

Look good. Do good. The all new 2017 #Ford #FusionEnergi is all style and #sustainability. pic.twitter.com/vYV4JH7xBZ

— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) March 11, 2016

Ford has always been known as a maker of tough, dependable cars and trucks, but few are aware that while Ford vehicles are super durable, they're also super sustainable. In fact, Ford has long been an industry leader in crafting vehicles with recycled or sustainable materials, and today, it announced that it will be advancing its sustainable technology operation to engineer plastics and foam materials for its new vehicles out of recycled carbon emissions.

The sun is incredibly powerful. The Inca tribe used to worship it, and today we are using it more and more to power everything from cell phone chargers to homes to business complexes and more.

While there has been a lot of innovation in the area of hydrogen-powered and hybrid vehicles, we haven’t heard a lot of vehicles powered by the sun.

Until now: