Whoops: 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona EV Can’t Do a Burnout
Many of the pictures Dodge published to promote the now-departed Challenger showed the big coupe surrounded by the smoke of its own rear…
New Federal Law Mandates Rear Passenger Seatbelt Alerts in New Cars
Starting on September 1, 2027, every new car and light truck sold in the United States will feature an additional chime by law. The Department…
EV Batteries May Last Longer Than Expected Because We’ve Been Testing Them Wrong: Study
Scientists at the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center have released results of a new study which suggests current tests for EV battery range and…
Trump Admin Plans to End Crash Reporting for Self-Driving Cars: Report
The incoming Trump administration may move to eliminate a provision that requires automakers to report crashes involving their self-driving…
The Renault 5 Turbo Will Return as a 500-HP Production EV
The Renault R5 Turbo is back! Well, sort of. The new Turbo 3E is still a wild, rear-wheel-drive hot hatchback with way more personality than…
Somebody Tried to Steal a Cadillac Escalade IQ From GM’s Lot and It Didn’t Go as Planned
The electric Cadillac Escalade IQ isn’t quite on sale yet, but at least a few people are driving them around, even if they shouldn’t be.…
Michelin and Brembo Are Collaborating on AI-Powered Driver Aids
French tire company Michelin and Italian brake manufacturer Brembo are officially collaborating on an interesting vehicle control concept.…
Tesla’s Prius Moment Is Over
Tesla’s share of the new electric vehicle market was below 50% for the second consecutive quarter in Q3, the U.S. Energy Information…
USPS Isn’t Giving Up Electric Mail Trucks Without a Fight
The United States Postal Service still intends to purchase an increasing number of electric delivery vehicles until it’s forced to do…
Here’s Why Engaging EVs Are Hard to Make, According to BMW M
BMW M has taken on the Herculean task of developing a dedicated electric car. While making a lightning-quick EV is relatively easy, building…