The data for 2022 indicates that in the majority of states, there are at least five plug-ins per one thousand people.
I frequently reach out to the electric vehicle community to share stories and ideas for upcoming articles. Andrew intrigued me when he shared a photo of his Nissan Leaf towing a trailerload of tomatoes in answer to my request for ideas about EV towing. This led to a visit to his farm this afternoon. He […]
Side-by-side, the improvement in quality is clear to see.
The Japanese manufacturer originally expected to build almost 150,000 Ariya EVs this year.
Not long ago, this EV owner was ripping on Tesla and bought a Rivian. After one month, the tables have turned, and for good reasons.
The Tesla owner's girlfriend suffered from a non-life-threatening injury. Everyone else walked away, but the car was a complete loss.
With over a dozen new models being released in New Zealand this year, it looks like the NZ electric vehicle buyer will be spoilt for choice. Most of these vehicles have already been released in the UK right-hand-drive market. But for those of you who wish to taste a great summary, have a look. The […]
The rugged SUV will produce 671 hp.
Seven states and the District of Columbia led the nation in plug-in car registrations in 2022, each with more than 10 per thousand people, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Along with D.C., the seven states with the most plug-in car registrations were California, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, Vermont, Colorado, and Nevada. That's...
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