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AnnouncementsFord’s new Universal EV platform aims to reduce costs on new EV models. First up is a Maverick mid-sized electric pickup truck for $30,000 MSRP that promises to be wicked fast!
AnnouncementsThe iconic Mustang could soon add hybrid power. Industry sources say Ford is developing a mild-hybrid version of the S650 to boost both performance and efficiency. As hybrids gain ground in the U.S., a hybrid Mustang would blend tradition with electrification.
AnnouncementsLet’s face it, buying and owning a hybrid vehicle is easy for those who want to get better fuel economy but aren’t ready to get an all-electric vehicle. After all, with a hybrid, you don’t have to do anything different from owning a regular gasoline-powered car.
AnnouncementsVolvo will build a new hybrid in South Carolina to avoid U.S. tariffs on imports, boosting local output while balancing EV and hybrid production.
Industry UpdatesThe United States is seeing significant expansion of its EV battery recycling capacity, with new plants coming online and existing ones growing.
AnnouncementsCharging your EV is about to get easier thanks to Blink Charging and its deal with Hubject’s eRoaming platform. This union will make charging in the United States, Canada and Mexico quick and easy.
AnnouncementsHybrid and Plug-In Hybrid vehicles not only offer excellent fuel economy, but soon, hybrid technology will off many surprising abilities while offering over 50 miles to the gallon. Here’s what’s coming from the carmaker that started the hybrid revolution.
AnnouncementsLast month, the Trump administration allowed the NEVI program to continue flowing into states across America. Known as the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Package, NEVI has allotted $5 billion dollars to build fast EV Charging Stations. Here’s the latest on how it’s going.
Industry UpdatesThe United States is seeing record sales for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles in August and September due, in part, to the federal tax credit for EVs going away by September 30th.
Industry UpdatesEVs need better battery technology, especially when you realize that by 2029, the global EV market is expected to reach over a trillion dollars in sales. The race is on to develop new battery technology for better performance and sustainability at a lower cost.
AnnouncementsVW is tired of naming its electric vehicles with a series of boring numbers. Coming soon, look for a new line of EVs that will bear the names of VWs past, and shake the electric world by producing cars that will bring you more “low dough go!”
AnnouncementsGet your motor runnin’… your electric motor, that is. Honda is making noise with its all-new, all-electric, full-size electric motorcycle that is built to conquer highways and charge ultra-fast.
AnnouncementsPorsche says they will be first to introduce wireless charging for its new Cayenne Electric model. The automaker plans to make charging at home as simple as parking over a charging pad.
AnnouncementsThe AMG GT XX concept car by Mercedes-Benz recently destroyed 25 long-distance endurance records including the most distance covered in 24 hours, and it also traveled the circumference of the earth (24,901 miles) in under eight days. But that’s not all…
Industry UpdatesAutomakers are using a number of strategies to maintain demand for EVs as the federal tax credit deadline closes in. From discount leases to lobbying Washington, automakers are bracing for a new EV market without federal subsidies.
AnnouncementsLooks like Jeff Bezos wants to sell cars, used and certified pre-owned cars anyway. Amazon is picking used vehicles from Hertz and auto dealerships starting with Los Angeles and then from all around America.
Industry UpdatesGeneral Motors and Hyundai recently released news of developing five new vehicles together to lower costs and to better compete with Chinese car companies. The new internal combustion and hybrid vehicles will be released in Latin America in 2028 along with an all-electric van for the U.S. market.
AnnouncementsIn a bold move, the Department of Transportation has announced updates to the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program to allow state agencies to once again have access to funding that will build new EV charging stations.