VW HyMotion, Mini Citysurfer, Syrah Resources, Custom T Sportline.

More HyMotion details: Volkswagen’s answer to Toyota’s Mirai FCV is safely rooted in the Golf family, as it is based on the same Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB) platform. Also, its interior is close to its gasoline counterpart. VW puts acceleration from 0-62 mph at 10 seconds, making the fuel cell Golf a little quicker than the electric one.
transportevolved.com

Mini Citysurfer concept: The BMW subsidiary brought the Citysurfer to LA. This electric kickscooter fits folded into a Mini trunk, where it can also be recharged. Power is controlled via throttle, while you can reach 15 mph for up to 15 miles. Get kicking!
autoblog.com, technologicvehicles.com

Flakes to spheres: Australia-based Syrah Resources has produced uncoated battery grade spherical graphite from natural flake graphite. Samples will be sent to anode producers for trials and testing, as well as to big Korean and Japanese Li-ion battery producers.
greencarcongress.com

Tuned Model S: Custom T Sportline is to present its modified Tesla at the LA Auto Show. While technical details are still scarce, the self-declared “world’s first Tesla tuner” comes with a price tag of 200,000 dollars for the revamped Model S.
hybridcars.com, gtspirit.com

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Most clicked link on Thursday was the unveiling of the Audi A7 h-tron quattro performance fuel cell plug-in at the Auto Show in Los Angeles.
greencarreports.com