Post-fossil fuel automotive technology is now under intensive development.

There are a number of biofuels which include vegetable oil, biodiesel, bioalcohols like ethanol, bioethers, biogas and syngas which are produced from biomass.

In Australia, we only have a handful of hybrid models to choose from. But more hybrids are coming.

There is a rapidly expanding interest in producing pure electric vehicles, with no internal combustion engine at all.

Natural gas, coal and biomass can all be converted to gasoline and diesel to be used in conventional petrol engines - Australia has plentiful supplies of these resources.

It seems likely that electricity will be driving our cars in the medium-long term future and that using fuel cells is one way of doing this.

The infrastructure to store and deliver hydrogen requires significant investments in plant, transport and retail facilities.

Twelve tips on how to improve fuel consumption on the road.

NRMA looks at the operating costs for popular cars in 2009/2010

With so much choice at the bowser we help you choose which fuel is best for your car. 

Lotus has just released the Exige 270E Tri-Fuel, a vehicle that not only runs on petrol but biofuel and methanol.

The Compact Low Emission Vehicle for Urban Transport vehicle is a stylish three wheeled vehicle that runs on CNG.