The GM EV1 disappeared decades ago. However, regenerative braking technology did not. General Motors launched the EV1 in 1996 as its first modern electric vehicle. The program ended in the early 2000s. GM recalled most of the leased cars, and many were crushed. As a result, the EV1 became a symbol of a promising electric... Continue Reading →
EV Charging for Drivers Had Its Best Year Yet: The J.D. Power Numbers Are In and there's But There's a Catch Public EV charging for drivers has a reliability problem. However, the latest data shows that problem is getting smaller. The J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience (EVX) Public Charging Study found measurable improvement... Continue Reading →
Tech Giants Enter the EV Space: Xiaomi and Sony Afeela The automotive world is currently undergoing a massive transformation with tech giants entering the EV space: Xiaomi and Sony Afeela. For decades, we relied on legacy car markers to lead the way. However, the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) has opened the door for tech... Continue Reading →
Do Solar Panels Give you Winter Production? Yes, and Here's Why Let's talk solar panel winter production. Picture this: A bright, bitter-cold January day. It can also be a surprisingly good day for solar. The sun may sit lower in the sky and disappear earlier, but cold air helps photovoltaic panels operate efficiently. So, do... Continue Reading →
Mazda CX-70 Inline6 3.3 Turbo Mazda CX-70 Inline6 3.3 Turbo 2026 Test Drive was Soulful, Smooth, and Stuck in the Past on Efficiency Further impressions on performance Mazda has always understood the emotional side of driving. The Mazda CX-70 Inline6 3.3 Turbo proves that point. It brings sharp styling, confident performance, and a driver-focused personality... Continue Reading →
