EV range extenders deliver gas-level efficiency while adding weight and complexity. The math works only for fleets with …
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Electric Cars
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VW ID Cross’s 265-mile range covers 95% of daily driving, but buyers fixate on the 5% they could …
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Electric Cars
Xiaomi EREV SkyNomad vs Pure Electric SUVs: Which Makes Sense?
by Nate Osborneby Nate OsborneThe Xiaomi EREV SkyNomad splits the Chinese SUV market with a gas generator that never drives the wheels. …
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Xiaomi’s first three-row EV faces a brutal reality: large vehicles with dual powertrains consume capital faster than sedans …
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Solid state battery dendrites grow through ceramic electrolytes at grain boundaries, and companies have roughly two years to …
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The Jeep Recon EV works if you live near trails and charge at home. For everyone else, the …
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Volvo EX90 charging gets you Plug and Charge convenience at 35,000 stations, but grid capacity limits still cut …
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Kia PV5 range hits 260 miles, but fleet buyers face a bigger problem: depot electrical panels that can’t …
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Robotic EV charging automates a seven-second task that becomes automatic after a week of ownership, solving a problem …
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GM raised the Chevy Equinox EV lease from $289 to $399 monthly while cutting the Bolt to $269, …
All-electric cars started being produced by manufacturers in the late 90s, but it has only been in the past decade where their production and sale have really started to ramp up – with some countries (like Norway) seeing over 50% market share of electric vehicles. However other country’s market shares are lower than 1%, and fossil-fuel powered cars still account for the vast majority of sales Worldwide.
So why the hype surrounding electric cars? Well, thankfully their popularity is growing, and the past few years has seen a definite uptick in interest, production and sales of electric cars.