The model will arrive at Acura dealerships this spring.
Category: eMobility
Why Are Hyundai’s EVs So Good? And Why Are Toyota’s So Bad?
A back-to-back test of the Genesis GV70 Electrified and Lexus RZ450e revealed two very different schools of thought when it comes to electrification.
The Segway Xyber Will Join The Ranks Of Motorcycle-ish E-Bikes
The Segway Xyber features a high-torque motor and a dual-battery option, and a model with two 1440Wh batteries is claimed to be able to cover up to 95 miles per charge
Why Heat Pumps Are Essential For EVs When The Weather Is Cold
Heat pumps augment an EV's efficiency because heat pumps transfer heat from existing sources instead of creating it.
Propella’s Newest E-Bike Is A Lightweight City Bike That Costs Less Than $1000
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Tesla Drivers Wait 90 Minutes To Find Spot At This New York City Supercharger
Half a dozen Tesla taxi drivers told InsideEVs they regularly lose two hours of business due to long lines at a Brooklyn Supercharger.
2024 Acura ZDX EV costs more than Cadillac Lyriq
Pricing has been announced for the 2024 Acura ZDX, which is set to arrive at dealerships starting in early spring 2024. Assuming the same $1,350 destination fee as the like-sized MDX, the first EV effort from Honda’s luxury brand starts at $65,850. That’s for the base A-Spec with single-motor rear-wheel drive. Dual-motor A-Spec models... The $340,000+ Cadillac Celestiq Has Finally Entered Production
Cadillac’s flagship EV is hand-built at the GM Global Technical Center in Warren, Ohio.
Xiaomi founder sees auto industry as ‘winner takes all’
That's in contrast to Nio's William Li's view that the automotive industry is not a winner-take-all business, but rather one where there is a great deal of personalized demand to be met.
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Rural EV charging incentivized in much of the US with Biden guidance
The Biden administration will use a broad legal interpretation to provide tax credits to EV charging projects in a large swath of the country. The Treasury Department on Friday released additional guidance providing more specific information on what projects will qualify for the revived 30C tax credit. Re-enacted under the Inflation Reduction Act... 