EV

Back in January, Chevy unveiled the Bolt concept EV and one of the big promises the company made was a driving range on par with what Tesla offers in its high-end Model S. Chevy has offered an update on the car and says that in testing prototypes of the Bolt have been able to achieve a driving distance of 200 miles per charge – more than double what you can get out of a BMW i3, a Kia Soul EV or a Nissan Leaf.

I have said before that I can certainly see the appeal of the Chevy Volt. Most of us would rarely need to buy fuel since the car in original from can go as far on electricity as most of us drive in a typical day.

It can be hard for police officers and security to keep an eye on things in a crowded parking lot. Depending on how tall the people are, you might not be able to see them over the tops of all the cars.

The Chevrolet Volt has been around for a few years now and it is an interesting vehicle. The car is a plug-in hybrid with a generator inside that powers the battery when the charge runs out.

Tesla has replaced the Model S 60 entry level EV with a new AWD base model called the Model S 70D. This EV is made to be green, but in Tesla form it also packs a punch – with a not-too-shabby 329 horsepower.

It doesn’t matter what country you live in, all teens are ready to gain some freedom when it comes time to get a drivers license. In the states, you have to be at least 16 to get on the roads.

Tesla has some of the best tech in all of the automotive world and continues to surprise with software updates for its Model S that add all sorts of new features. Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently announced something that seems impossible, but has put a time frame on the new features landing if only three months from now.

I was never really a fan of electric cars. The fact that you can’t drive all you want, fill up the tank, and drive some more bothers me. I started to change my opinion on electric cars after the Tesla Model S debuted with a long driving range and impressive performance.

A very interesting new rumor is making the rounds that claims Porsche will fight against Tesla in the all-electric car market. The rumors claim that Porsche is working on an electric vehicle that will have a 300-mile range called the Porsche 717.

Hot on the heels of the government in the UK approving autonomous cars to be tested on public roads comes the unveiling if the very first driverless car for the UK. The car is called the LUTZ Pathfinder and it’s an ugly little beast.

Tesla has made one of the best performing electric cars ever to cruise cleanly down the road with the Model S P85D. In fact we talked about the P85D getting into a drag race with a Lamborghini Aventador this week and the Tesla did surprisingly well in the race.