ResearchIt is a fact that electric cars lose some of their range in cold winter conditions. Why do EVs lose range in winter and what are the best EVs when it comes to maintaining a charge? Find out here.
RecommendationsWhen looking for a new EV to purchase, one thing that consumers want to know about is how many miles they can get on a charge and which electric cars charge the fastest. Here are some of the fastest charging EVs on the market today.
TrendsUsed electric cars have traditionally commanded a price premium over used gasoline cars thanks to their new technology and performance. But increasing inventories and uncertainty has pushed used EV prices lower – to the point where many are more affordable than gasoline vehicles. That’s according to the latest data from iSeeCars.
Industry UpdatesTesla has come a long way since it introduced the low-volume Roadster in 2007. Now, the company makes the world’s best-selling EVs and is a dominant player in charging as well. We take a look back at the company’s fascinating history and achievements.
Recommendations2023 was a great year for electric car sales, with over a million new EVs being sold in the U.S. for the first time. The best-sellers list contains many familiar names – and also a few surprises.
RecommendationsIf you live in a cold climate and are considering an electric vehicle, it’s important to know some EVs perform better than others in cold temperatures. Features like heat pumps and pre-heating can make a huge difference in real-world range when compared to EPA estimates. Which EVs performed best?
AnnouncementsTesla has dropped EPA range estimates for some of its models, including the best-selling Model Y and Plaid versions of the Model S and Model X. How much have they dropped, and should you be concerned? Read on to find out.
RecommendationsStarting in January, fewer electric vehicles will be eligible for the federal $7,500 tax incentive. Which vehicles still qualify? Read on to find out.
Industry UpdatesTesla has once again slashed prices – just in time for the holidays. The latest discounts are only available for in-stock and demonstrator models listed on the automaker's website, but could save you thousands.
*Assumptions: 13,500 miles driven annually; 60 monthly payments; 6.63% interest rate for new vehicles; 11.38% interest rate for used vehicles; does not include incentive savings. Energy costs are $0.166/kWh and $4/gallon. Estimated vehicle prices are based on historical pricing data from Driveway.com and the manufacturer's suggested retail prices. Emissions, charge times and vehicle efficiency are based on EPA estimates. PHEVs assume 7% of driving on electricity and 93% on fuel.