Monthly Archive: June 2025

The state has passed a new law requiring permits and safety assurances from robotaxi operators.

There are a couple of claims about China and its car industry that are quite common and aim to discredit what Chinese automakers have been achieving in the EV world. Overall, the idea is that EV producers get too much government support. However, there are a couple of things to ... [continued]

Last year, when Ethiopia decided to ban the import of fossil fuel vehicles, it was a huge and unprecedented move — not just for Africa, but for any country in the world. One immediately had to wonder, is this really going to happen? Were there going to be various concessions ... [continued]

No, this is not a story about a Simon and Garfunkel song. It is a story of a dream I had this morning in the precognition interstices between deep sleep and wakefulness. That is a place in our sleep cycle characterized by researchers as REM sleep, named for its rapid ... [continued]

To drive in our Tesla SR along Waterfall Way showed how EVs can access tourist spots in a relaxed way due to improved charging access.

Social media users caught a glimpse of several Tesla Model Ys driving around South Congress Avenue, with no one in the driver's seat.

Building gas turbines after rapid solar and battery deployment makes no sense. Investing in fossil fuel infrastructure today is economically reckless.

Kitimat LNG project ready to ship first cargoes, financed by heavy subsidies, tax breaks, and favorable carbon pricing. An in-depth look at the true costs.

Tariffs, ending tax credits, driving up gas prices—it's hard to see where Trump's policies make cars actually cheaper.