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AnnouncementsIf you drive a Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, or Hummer electric vehicle, charging on the road is about to get a lot more convenient. Starting now, GM is offering access to the Tesla Supercharger network to its EV drivers.
AnnouncementsHow efficiently can you drive? Ask Wayne Gerdes. He just drove from Los Angeles to New York in his Toyota Prius, and averaged over 90 miles per gallon!
AnnouncementsThe Tesla Cybertruck is one of the most hyped vehicles of recent memory, and certainly the most hyped EV. Now, Tesla has eliminated the entry-level Cybertruck model, and raised prices of the remaining models by a significant amount.
Announcements600 miles of range and a full charge in less than 10 minutes – is this science fiction or the reality that solid-state batteries will bring in 2027? Samsung has just shown off a brand-new solid-state EV battery that makes big promises.
AnnouncementsMercedes-Benz has committed to spending $1 billion to roll out a high-speed charging network across North America accessible not just to its own vehicles, but for all EV drivers. The latest step in its expansion is a string of 100 charging stations which will be co-located with Starbucks coffee shops.
AnnouncementsCan you add a bunch of range to a Tesla with an over-the-air software update? In the case of a select group of Model Y crossovers, the answer is yes. A new upgrade gives you 50 additional miles for $1,600.
AnnouncementsIf you thought last year’s MG Cyberster electric roadster looked good, wait until you see the MG Cyber GTS, a sleek fastback coupe. Too bad it’s unlikely to ever be seen on American roads.
AnnouncementsPikes Peak is one of the world’s great races because its mountain poses an incredible challenge for drivers and machines – and the rules are very flexible, allowing teams flexibility in design and technology. Electric cars dominated the event in 2024.
AnnouncementsThe Volkswagen ID. Buzz, Volkswagen’s cool new retro electric van, is about to go on sale in the U.S. Six different versions will be available, with a choice of rear- or all-wheel drive, and six or seven seats.
AnnouncementsLong a pioneer in the development of hydrogen fuel cells, Toyota is consolidating its hydrogen research and development efforts in California, in a new campus called Toyota Motor North America Hydrogen Headquarters (H2HQ). It’ll support a wide variety of hydrogen projects that go well beyond passenger cars.
AnnouncementsRivian doesn’t just make electric trucks. It also has a proprietary charging network focused on providing charging around popular outdoor adventure locations. Starting in late 2024, the company will be upgrading its network with new high-speed chargers – and opening access to drivers of other brands of EVs.
AnnouncementsAre you a resident of Washington state? If so, there’s good news if you’re considering an electric car. If you make less than about $90,000 a year, you may be eligible for pretty significant EV rebates – which can be added to the $7,500 federal incentive.
AnnouncementsFord is at it again, adjusting prices of its electric vehicles to keep up with shifting demand. This time, the popular F-150 Lightning electric pickup has received a round of cuts, with one of the most popular models now starting below $70,000 MSRP.
AnnouncementsNissan has dropped pricing of the excellent Ariya crossover across the board. Depending on trim level, the Ariya is now up to $6,000 less expensive than before. Ariya drivers will also be able to access Tesla Superchargers later in 2024.
AnnouncementsBuilt in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Volkswagen ID.4 is one of the top 10 selling electric cars in the U.S. It continues to qualify for the $7,500 tax incentive - and the better news is that the 2024 model year will also bring some impressive updates.
AnnouncementsFord was the first manufacturer of many to announce that it would adopt the Tesla charging plug and provide its drivers access to the Tesla Supercharger network. Now, it’s ready to ship free plug adapters so Ford drivers can access Tesla chargers on the go.
AnnouncementsIf you love the design of the Rivian R1S and R1T but want something smaller and more affordable, the company has good news. It’s about to reveal its new, smaller adventure vehicle, with a starting MSRP of less than $60,000.
AnnouncementsLast year, seven automakers pledged to start a new high-speed charging network that would deploy 30,000 fast chargers across North America. Now, the company has a name, Ionna, and is on track to open its first station.