Monthly Archive: January 2023

In a small number of vehicles, a 12-volt battery cable could become worn and short-circuit, which could cause a fire.

In Part 1, I discussed how teardrop shapes tend to make for the best aerodynamic efficiency, why that is, and then how things go wrong with many bogus almost-a-teardrop designs. In this article, I’m going to discuss one more aspect of aerodynamic design, how to actually optimize a larger trailer for aerodynamic efficiency, and discuss […]

Just over six months after teasing first images of its second EV model, Chinese automaker ZEEKR has officially begun production...

It’s anyone’s guess how or why Mazda thought it was a good application for its famed rotary engine.

The Åik is CAKE's first foray into the pedal-assisted e-bike market, and is configurable in a multitude of ways.

"The difference between Tesla and other technology stocks is it's selling into a bad business. The auto industry globally is a bad business."

The royal family of Norway is switching to electric cars as a way of supporting the country's plan to promote the EV revolution.

The MX-30 R-EV, as it's been rumored to be named, may double the EV's typical range and will hit Europe first before a likely U.S. launch.

Last week at CES, the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) unveiled a working prototype of Project Arrow, Canada’s first zero-emission connected vehicle. “The unveiling of Project Arrow, the first all-Canadian concept vehicle, is a historic milestone that showcases the best of Ontario’s automotive and technology sectors,” said Vic Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation