Unger pointed out that consumers don’t change home heating appliances as frequently as cars, a nod to the recent growth of electric vehicle sales. Contractors are also apt to move cautiously because they want to be sure that a technology will work for their business model before committing to it. A medley of factors are causing heat pump … Continue reading “Heat pumps keep widening their lead on gas furnaces”
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The 2026 CLA-Class will be offered as a full battery electric vehicle and a mild-hybrid New electric models differ from the EQ series due to platforms that can accommodate a range of powertrains AMG performance division will also debut its first series of electric vehicles Mercedes-Benz will launch all-electric versions of three of its most … Continue reading “Mercedes-Benz confirms electric E-Class, C-Class, and GLC-Class by 2027”
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Silicon anodes are further ahead in development and commercialization than solid-state batteries. Battery makers are aiming to increase silicon content to boost driving range and reduce charging times. General Motors says the percentage of silicon in EV batteries is expected to increase over the years. Smaller in size and better in range and charging performance, … Continue reading “EV Batteries With Higher Silicon Content Are Coming: GM Exec”
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An Overdue Investigation Sometimes, spending a lot of money on a vehicle is necessary. After all, cars are the second-most expensive purchase most people make after their houses. But what is it that drives some people to spend so much? And how might this negatively impact them? That’s the discussion in this post. It looks … Continue reading “Why Do Some People Spend So Much on Cars”
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Rivian on Wednesday unveiled new limited editions of its R1T electric pickup truck and R1S electric SUV inspired by California’s desert dunes. Available on Tri-motor versions of the 2025 R1T and R1S, the California Dune Edition treatment cloaks the updated electric vehicles in a Desert Storm color palette and adds off-road accessories. Production will be … Continue reading “2025 Rivian California Dune Editions are ready to storm the desert”
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Fun Electric Off-Roader Designed for the American Market When the Ioniq 5 was first introduced in 2022, Hyundai blurred the traditional look of a sedan, crossover and hatchback. At the time the company said the Ioniq 5 is “redefining the electric mobility lifestyle for a new generation of eco-savvy customers.” Three years later Hyundai continues … Continue reading “Flash Drive: 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 XRT”
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Photo: T1 Energy After scrapping plans to build a $2.6 billion battery energy storage system factory in Georgia, FREYR Battery (NYSE: FREY) has rebranded itself as T1 Energy (NYSE: TE). FREYR turned T1 Energy also has a new strategy: It says it’s committed to “becoming a vertically integrated US solar + battery storage leader from … Continue reading “FREYR rebrands after killing its $2.6B Georgia battery factory plans”
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It’s still the Ioniq 5 you know and love, with some useful tweaks plus hot-rod and XRT versions. The Hyundai Ioniq 5 crossover utility vehicle is now a familiar site in regions where electric cars are popular. Entering its fourth model year in North America, the square-edged hatchback gets some minor updates to styling, inside … Continue reading “First Drive: For 2025, updated Hyundai Ioniq 5 adds XRT ‘off-road’ model to growing lineup”
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More than 50% of U.S. sales in 2025 are likely to be “electrified” (hybrids, PHEVs, and EVs) Same exec previously suggested 2025 sales topping 50% from hybrids alone North Caroline battery sourcing may help in the electrified push While it’s still struggling with sales of all-electric vehicles, Toyota has seen substantial growth in hybrids and … Continue reading “Toyota expects half its new car sales to be electrified in 2025”
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Renault’s new solution to extinguish electric vehicle fires can help first responders take out flames faster and more efficiently. EV fires are statistically rarer than ICE vehicles, but in the rare cases when EV batteries catch fires, it’s difficult to get them under control. The French automaker has made its EV fire safety tech freely … Continue reading “Renault Made A Breakthrough In EV Fire Safety. Now Others Can Use It For Free”