The MAGA war on wind has ramped up with proposed new setback and height restrictions that endanger more than $300 billion in new projects.
Daily Archive: August 7, 2025
The U.S. Military Is Buying Tesla Cybertrucks To Shoot At Them
The Air Force wants to test how missile-resistant Tesla Cybertrucks actually are.
Newly Revealed Photos Tar Tesla With The Epstein Brush
Another bad week for Tesla is punctuated by a new wrinkle in the Epstein scandal and a humiliating new use for old Cybertrucks.
GM’s Smaller Electric Van Will Be A Hyundai
It will likely be a restyled and rebadged version of the yet-to-be-revealed electric version of the Hyundai Staria.
Electric Vehicle Sales in Australia & New Zealand Subdued
Although July plug in sales are down in Australia and New Zealand, more models are entering the market and the trajectory is moving upwards.
Tesla Owes Millions To Contractors Who Helped Build Its Empire
Contractors have filed more than $24 million in liens against the automaker for non-payment, according to a new report.
Toyota Could Help Accelerate Transition To Electric If It Promoted More Plug-Ins in South Africa
Toyota could singlehandedly boost the plug-in market in South Africa if it actually tries to promote them more. Toyota is the number one brand in South Africa by a significant margin.
I Charged My Kia EV6 Using A Tesla Adapter. Here’s What You Can Expect
I tried a $250 Tesla NACS-to-CCS adapter on my Kia. It may be a game-changer for EV road trips—with an asterisk, maybe.
US Startup Lyten (Still) Aims For A Lithium-Sulfur EV Battery
While laying plans for a new lithium-sulfur EV battery, the US startup Lyten is also busily snapping up the pieces of the Northvolt venture.
360 Grams Of Protein For $6?
There is a persistent myth that plant foods cost too much. The claim is false and silly.
