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Relying Mainly on Fast Chargers Instead of Home Charging Can Quietly Tank an EV’s Resale Value, According to Fleet Resale and Battery Health Research Data
Battery telematics data from more than 22,700 electric vehicles shows a clear split: EVs charged
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Owners Are Suing Hyundai, Kia and Genesis, Claiming a Previously Fixed EV Charging Component Defect Never Actually Went Away After the Original Recall
Owners of Hyundai, Kia and Genesis electric vehicles are suing the automakers, claiming a charging
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Hybrid Fuel Savings Can Nearly Disappear Once Winter Temperatures Drop, and EPA Cold Weather Testing Data Shows Exactly How Much Efficiency Actually Vanishes
A hybrid that returns 50 miles per gallon in September can drop into the low
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Toyota’s Newest Electric SUV Just Got Recalled Over a Defect That Can Cause a Sudden, Total Loss of Power While You’re Driving on the Highway
Toyota is recalling close to 10,000 units of its all-new 2026 C-HR, the automaker’s newest
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Some Audi EV Lessees Are Now Being Offered Up to 10,000 Dollars in Cash Just to Keep Their Leased Car Instead of Handing It Back at the End of the Term
Audi is now paying some electric vehicle lessees as much as $10,000 in cash if
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Ford Mustang Mach E Electric SUVs Across Three Separate Model Years Are Being Recalled Because Interior Trim Can Actually Come Loose While You’re Driving
Ford is recalling 86,543 Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs because the trim pieces around the rear
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Only 19 Tesla Model Y SUVs Just Got Recalled in One of the Smallest Federal Recalls of the Year, All Because of a Single Incorrectly Torqued Suspension Bolt
Nineteen — that’s the entire population covered by one of the smallest federal vehicle recalls
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Some New Electric Vehicles Still Come With a Front Trunk Where the Engine Used to Sit, While Others Have Quietly Dropped the Feature Entirely — Here Is Why
The Ford F-150 Lightning’s front trunk holds 14.1 cubic feet of cargo and can carry
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A Bill Moving Through Congress Would Force Automakers to Keep AM Radio in Every New Vehicle, Including EVs Whose Own Motors Interfere With the Signal
Roughly 2 to 2.5 million new vehicles a year would need updated radio hardware if
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Rental Car Giants Are Buying Far Fewer Electric Vehicles Than They Were Just Two Years Ago, After an Earlier Push Into EVs Cost the Industry Dearly
Hertz’s own numbers tell the story bluntly: the company took a $245 million loss on
