Electric Vehicles

A lot of car companies are trying their best to hop on the electric vehicle (EV) bandwagon. This includes announcing plans to build their own EVs, supporting EVs, and much more. In the case of popular car manufacturer Kia, they’ve gone about this in a rather unique way.

In a recent statement from The Volkswagen Group (VLKAF), they unveiled their cars to increase the amount of new EVs up to 70- a solid increase from the originally planned 50. They also want to build 22 million EVs by 2028, rather than the previously mentioned 15 million.

While the leaf has done extremely well in its own right, it’s not going to be the car manufacturer’s last foray into the space. Nissan is taking the concept of the EV to a whole new level for themselves.

General Motors (GM) – the automotive giant that owns Cadillac, had previously announced that the luxury car manufacturer would be the one to lead the charge in EVs

A recent change in the U.S. government tax code has resulted in a price change for multiple Tesla vehicles, included the new Model 3.

The initiative to go green is a widespread movement that has taken shape in a number of ways. From less waste to using more environmentally friendly products, it’s possible for anyone to lessen their carbon footprint. This is true even in the automotive industry....

The recent numbers regarding Tesla Model 3 has had its issues for quite a while now. According to Fortune, the number of Model 3s being delivered in the United States was lower than what analysts had predicted for the fourth quarter. The estimate for the final three...

As the electric vehicle (EV) market continues to grow at a rapid rate, so does the demand for chargers to keep them fully powered at all times. This makes perfect sense, especially for anyone who owns an EV. Yet because more companies are making them, more consumers...

Some people believe that electric cars are not here to stay; rather, they’re just a popular fad that will die out soon Electric cars continue to grow in popularity throughout many car manufacturers. They may be more expensive than their gas-powered counterparts, but they’re far more environmentally friendly and the maintenance is less