Electric Cars May Be Seasoned With Sodium-Ion Batteries to Offset Lithium Usage
Lithium-ion batteries are the go to power source for electric cars. But sodium-ion batteries may be integrated in EVs as well.
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Used Honda Insights Are Selling Cheap and Fast
The Honda Insight was the fastest selling used car of October. But does that mean you should by a cheap old Insight, or an expensive new one?
Combine a Motorcycle With a Golf Cart, and You Get the New Honda Gyro Canopy:e
This Honda electric scooter has three wheels and a roof. But if you haven't heard of it before, chances are you can't buy it either.
The World’s Fastest Electric Car Can Hit 357 Miles per Hour
The world's fastest electric vehicle is capable of 357 miles per hour. But there's more history behind the racing team who created it than that.
Here’s Why the 2022 Kia Seltos Was the Fastest-Selling New Car of October
The 2022 Kia Seltos was the fastest selling new car of October. But how come this compact SUV is such a quick seller?
A Fleet of 100 Electric Passenger Planes Will Take to the Skies in 2026
Electric cars are becoming mainstream. But there are more vehicles out there, such as airplanes, that are switching to electric power sources.
Magnesium Could Be the Next Reason Your New Car Is Delayed
Semi-conductor shortages, truck driver shortages, car parts shortages, and now magnesium shortages may all impact deliveries of new cars.
Here’s How to Get the Best Range From Your Electric Car This Winter
The temperatures are dropping. And if you want to keep your electric car's range higher than it otherwise would be this winter, check out these cold weather tips.
Spinlaunch Successfully Tests Suborbital Accelerator That Can “Fling” Rockets Into Space
Conventional rockets take immense amounts of fuel and money to launch. But Spinlaunch is changing everything about rocket science.
Not Every Automaker Pledges to Be Fully Electric by 2040
While many automakers are taking steps toward an all electric future, not every automaker has committed to only producing electric cars by 2040.
Studies Prove You Should Have Purchased Your Used Car A Year Ago
Hindsight is 20/20. If we had known the global shortage of literally everything would happen, we would've purchased our used cars last year.
Chinese Automaker Geely Debuts Electric Truck to Rival the Tesla Semi
The Tesla Semi was the first electric semi truck revealed to the world. But Chinese automaker Geely may have just one upped Tesla.
The Secret Way The Apple AirTag Bluetooth Tracking Device Can Prevent Car Theft
If you're worried about your car being stolen, you may want to hide an Apple AirTag inside. But be wary of the inherent risks of putting a tracking device in your car.
Buy Your Snow Tires Now to Stay Ahead of the Rubber Shortage
It's snow tire season again. And as the supply chain falls apart, there's a shortage of winter tires too.
2017 Toyota Camry XSE vs. 2017 Lotus Evora: Different Cars, Same Engine
What does Toyota's top of the line 2017 Camry XSE have in common with the Lotus Evora British roadster? The engine, of course!
5 Classic Cars That Need to Be Revived as Electric Vehicles
With more classic cars having electric car battery packs shoved inside them, these five electric cars could make excellent electric vehicles.
How Much Do Semi-Trucks Weigh?
Semi-trucks are big and, subsequently, heavy. But just how heavy are these massive machines?
BMW Pulls Touchscreen Technology From Certain New Models as the Chip Shortage Continues
Touchscreens are slowly becoming a standard feature in most cars. But due to the chip shortage, BMW is ripping their touchscreens out of certain models.
1955 Ford Thunderbird vs. 2005 Ford Thunderbird: 50 Years of T-Birds
Other than the name, you might not think there's a lot in common with the first Thunderbird ever built and the last Thunderbird ever built. And you'd be right, but who doesn't love a pointless comparison?
Do All Semi-Trucks Have a Manual Transmission?
Semi-trucks are big and complicated. And yet, their massive engines are mated to manual transmissions. Why is that?
