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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Tesla has released a new navigation feature to make it easier for people towing trailers to find charging stations that can accommodate them. Towing trailers with electric vehicles is not yet super popular, but it is rapidly gaining in popularity, with more electric SUVs and pickup trucks having increasingly impressive towing capacity. Tesla has had … Continue reading “Tesla makes finding charging stations for people towing trailers easier”
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A Step-by-Step Guide To Keep Your People & Vehicles Moving A Step-by-Step Guide To Keep Your People & Vehicles Moving This article may contain affiliate links. Trucking is a dangerous business. Annually 388,000 trucking-related accidents, resulting in injury, death and property damage. To ensure the safety of your trucking business and its employees, it’s essential … Continue reading “A Step-by-Step Guide To Keep Your People & Vehicles Moving”
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Honda’s CEO doesn’t believe consumers can be incentivized to change to EVs Honda’s spending $700M to retool plants and $3.5B to built a battery plant for mass EV production The exec believes the future is electric, but it’ll take time Electric cars and hybrids are currently having an inverted moment. Speaking with The Drive at … Continue reading “Honda CEO on EVs: "Can't force people to change their minds"”
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Saudi Arabia has its sights set on shuttling people around its desert megacity on flying electric boats. While it may sound like science fiction, the wings are already in motion. To achieve its goal, Saudi Arabia even already purchased eight of the Swedish electric boatmaker Candela’s new P-12 electric ferries. Candela’s electric boats are famous … Continue reading “Saudi Arabia’s bold plan to ferry people around in flying electric boats”
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In a perfectly Parisian solution to the expected influx of tourists for the Olympic games, and the resulting traffic, city officials have been hard at work. And the answer has proven to be getting half of those wheels off the road. Paris has spent years doubling down on its two-wheeled solution, pushing larger cars and … Continue reading “Paris has the perfect solution for Olympic traffic, even if many people will hate it”
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Saudi Arabia Holding Co. has announced plans to deploy thousands of “automatic” single—and dual-seat eCopter aircraft from FlyNow Aviation to transport the public during the upcoming Riyadh Expo 2030. These unique electric aircraft will begin with cargo before flying actual people around the kingdom. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia remains the “wild East” for nascent … Continue reading “Saudis tap FlyNow to deploy thousands of ‘eCopters’ to transport people at Riyadh Expo”
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Summer heat waves do mean a temporary drop in EV range They won’t “brick” your battery, but they can accelerate degradation (aging) of the pack Avoid 100% charges in the heat if you can How hot is too hot for EVs, and will the next heat wave brick it, leaving you stranded? The answer isn’t … Continue reading “No, extreme heat doesn't cause people to get stuck in EVs”