Tesla promises that affordable cars are still coming.
Daily Archive: April 22, 2025
Jeep Is Still Serious About Clean Off-Roading
Out of the concept vehicles we were allowed to check out and drive on Wipeout, almost half were plugin hybrids and it was clear that Jeep isn’t embarrassed of the 4xe offerings in the crumbling Trump era.
Study Shows Dramatic Drop In Pollution Following Switch To Electric Trains
When Caltrain switched from diesel to electric trains, the decrease in harmful black carbon pollution was dramatic.
Even Rich People Don’t Want To Pay A Monthly Subscription For Heated Seats
Lincoln realized that luxury customers don't want to pay for subscriptions, so it baked the cost into the vehicle price instead.
Most EV Buyers In The U.S. Won’t Buy A Gas Car Again: Study
Satisfaction with EVs is growing in the U.S., but remains limited to select states while the rest of the world is surging forward.
Audi’s First China-Only Car Has Huge Power
The E5 Sportback the first new all-electric model from Audi's China-specific sub-brand, AUDI.
From Austria to California: Why Hydrogen Fuel Stations Aren’t Breaking Even
Austria’s hydrogen refueling station closures spotlight global financial struggles: high costs, low usage, and persistent losses from California to Japan.
Closing The Loop: OnePlanet’s Solar Panel Recycling Facility Scores Major Funding Boost
OnePlanet’s flagship project in Florida aims to become one of the largest and most advanced solar panel recycling facilities in the United States.
Deep Fission To Build Nuclear Power Plants Below The Surface Of The Earth
Deep Fission has a great idea. Let's put small nuclear power plants a mile underground, where they are completely safe.
China’s Electrification Of Trucks, Buses, & Construction Vehicles Accelerates Rapidly
Battery-electric technology dominated China's new energy heavy vehicle market in 2024, outpacing fuel cells in trucks, buses, and special-purpose vehicles.
