Monthly Archive: July 2025

Hyundai Motor teases global debut of high-performance IONIQ 6 N at Goodwood Festival of Speed IONIQ 6 N introduces advanced suspension geometry, enhanced N e-shift technology and customizable drift settings for an exhilarating driving experience Teaser film highlights IONIQ 6 N’s track-focused capabilities and dynamic silhouette setting the stage for ... [continued]

Volvo Cars and Polestar have signed a memorandum of understanding* for the development and production of Polestar’s forthcoming premium compact SUV at Volvo Cars’ new manufacturing plant in Kosice, Slovakia. The Polestar 7, a premium fully electric compact SUV, is planned to be launched in 2028. Subject to final agreements ... [continued]

2026 Kia Sportage PHEV pricing starts at $40,490[1] Refreshed X-Line and X-Line Prestige models blend comfort and power “Opposites United” design philosophy takes on a more confident and refined style with Kia’s LED star map lighting and distinctive amber DRLs New X-Line trim now available in 1.6T Plug-in Hybrid Today, ... [continued]

The European Central Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to include climate science in its policy making considerations.

The Trump Regime may want to resurrect coal, but that is just evidence of lack of thought.

Two weeks ago, I wrote that the Republican plan to cut electric vehicle incentives may lead to a huge surge in EV sales through the end of the year, but that was based on the plans that had been proposed in the early stages of the bill. As it turns ... [continued]

The electric truck may still enter production next year, but that tempting sub $20,000 price now appears like a dream.

The Mercedes VLE will set a new bar for range in the segment.

We’ve just published our May report on global electric vehicle sales. While the US is clearly far behind the world at large, and especially China and Europe, what is clear from the report is that the car industry is electrifying. Plugin vehicles accounted for 25% of new vehicle sales, a ... [continued]

We now know that the overproduction of cattle and the methane emissions they produce are a serious problem for the planet.