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Stranger Rings a Doorbell to Tell a Cybertruck Owner the Truck Is Illegal in Europe Then Politely Asks for a Photo With It and Whether the Homeowner Could Come Out and Take It
Most people who want a photo of an unusual truck just take one from the
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Tesla Driver Films the Odometer Rolling From 49,999 to 50,000 Miles Just Two Miles Before Reaching a Tesla Location and Asks Whether the Warranty Will Be Honored
The number on the screen is 49,999. For most of this video that is the
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One Tesla Owner Came Back to Find a Fresh Dent in the Bumper With No Note Left Behind, but Her Own Dashcam Had Already Captured the Other Driver’s License Plate the Entire Time
A dent with no note is one of the more frustrating things a driver can
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One Brand New Cybertruck Tried to Squeeze Into a Tight Parking Spot at a Major Car Week Event and Came Within Inches of Four Different Six Figure Cars Before It Finally Backed Off
Car Week draws some of the most valuable metal in the country into one small
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One Swedish Electric Automaker Just Locked In a Fresh Two Hundred Million Dollar Investment, a Lifeline That Could Decide Whether It Survives Past the Next Couple of Years
Polestar has locked in a fresh $200 million equity investment from Standard Chartered Bank’s Hong
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One Electric Vehicle Startup Just Broke Ground on an Entirely New Factory, Betting Everything on a Bigger Wager Than Almost Any of Its Struggling Rivals Have Dared to Make This Year
Lucid Group is cutting costs almost everywhere else in its business this year, but there
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Two Electric Cars Can Carry the Exact Same Size Battery Pack on Paper Yet Deliver Wildly Different Real World Range Because of One Engineering Decision Most Buyers Never Think to Ask About
Two electric vehicles can carry a battery pack of the exact same rated capacity, built
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Owners Who Bought a Fisker Ocean Before the Company Collapsed Into Bankruptcy Are Now Discovering That Basic Replacement Parts for Their Electric SUV Are Nearly Impossible to Find
Roughly 11,000 Fisker Ocean SUVs are on the road with no factory, no dealer network,
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General Motors Committed to Replace Every Battery Pack Involved in the Chevy Bolt Fire Recall for Free, and Years Later the Completion Data Shows Exactly How That Massive Program Turned Out
General Motors made an unusually broad promise when the Chevy Bolt’s battery fires became public:
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Scout Motors Says Most of Its Own Customers Are Choosing the Gas Powered Range Extending Version of Its New Truck Over the Fully Electric Model It Originally Bet Everything On
Scout Motors says 87% of the roughly 160,000 refundable reservations it has taken for its
