Monthly Archive: April 2023

One of the big things anti-EV FUDsters like to say is that the electrical grid can’t handle EVs. They know that ICE vehicles use a lot of energy to move, and that providing that much electricity must be a sure recipe for disaster. They’d have us believe that the grid is already on the verge […]

Heavy trucks poison the air we breathe. California proposes to address that issue with new rules that take effect next year.

Now that electric vehicles are becoming mainstream, it would seem that barriers to ownership for all interested people would be lifted. However, females continue to buy fewer EVs than males. Why is that?

There isn't a spec of camouflage on this car, which appears to be an electric SE.

The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, established by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill of 2022, provides funding to states for the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The program requires that EV charging stations must be non-proprietary, allow for open-access payment methods, and be publicly available. Additionally, the program sets minimum standards and requirements […]

Stellantis showed both Jeep BEV concepts to retailers at a dealer meeting last month in Las Vegas.

Tesla revealed its Cybervault, meanwhile mocking the time when Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen broke the Cybertruck's windows.