Electrified Automotive
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It’s difficult to know just when to bite the bullet and buy a new car, especially if you’re thinking about an EV. But with so much going on in the world and the economy, now is as good a time as ever. But which EV is the one for you? All the manufacturers have them, […]
Hyundai is in full electric swing and will soon have more electric vehicles in its lineup than Tesla. Let’s see what each Hyundai EV has to offer.
This is what driving can look like when you go to a Hyundai dealership and drive away in a Hyundai Ioniq 9… You have a 300-mile drive to your destination, a full cup of coffee, and a fully charged battery. If all goes well, you should make it by late afternoon without having to stop […]
Is the U.S. electric vehicle charging infrastructure too far behind to keep up with demand? What are some of the roadblocks to building out this network?
One of the main benefits of EV models is the freedom of packaging. Electric motors are relatively small and don’t need extensive cooling. Batteries can fit wherever it makes sense in terms of safety and stability, and there’s no exhaust to fit into the vehicle. Generally, you’ll find the electric motor or motors close to […]
Are there any EVs that won’t give you range anxiety? Eventually you’ll run out of fuel, but the longest-range EVs can go longer than others.
Lab testing of products is usually fairly accurate, and often when you get a product into the real world, it doesn’t perform as well as it did in the lab. But, this is not the case for the batteries you have in your electric SUVs. Surprise! Real-world driving is better for EV batteries!
Swing states have long been a focal point during presidential elections, and few issues resonate as strongly in states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ohio as the future of the automotive industry. These states often serve as battlegrounds for debates over job creation, green energy policies, and economic growth.
The second Acura EV is going from concept to reality to become the 2026 Acura RSX. This name returns as an electric coupe-style crossover.
Starting in February, Mercedes-Benz electric vehicle owners will have a new level of convenience on the road. The luxury automaker has announced its plan to integrate Tesla’s Supercharger network into its “Mercedes me Charge” service, providing customers access to over 20,000 fast-charging stations across the U.S. This move helps Mercedes-Benz expand EV charging accessibility for […]
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