The oldest, and greenest, form of transportation is no further away than the ends of your legs. It's walking, courtesy of your feet.
Today, rather to our surprise, it turns out that 51 percent of Americans who travel still walk regularly. And that's courtesy of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, no less.
That, plus 14 other transportation facts, should put your daily commute in a whole new light.
Lucid adds a heat pump and subtracts charging time for its range-leading Air electric sedan. Mercedes-Benz might not see what Ram sees in a plug-in range-extended vehicle. And why is each EV still losing thousands to full-line automakers? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The 2024 Lucid Air Grand Touring is now being delivered, and once again it hits a 516-mile EPA range—the best of any EV. But with the addition of a head pump, improved automatic preconditioning, and up to 30% faster DC charging, it’s likely to cut the time spent at road-trip charging stops even more...
A recent analysis suggests automakers are still losing thousands on each EV sold—perhaps even on programs that have targeted profitability.
Stephen Edelstein
Series hybrids with vastly downsized engines simply don't make the cut, especially for cost reasons, Mercedes reportedly decided.
Stephen Edelstein
The Grand Touring also preserves its 516-mile range rating despite more stringent testing, Lucid claims.
Stephen Edelstein
Maserati might have the first U.S. electric convertible in years. Mercedes adds lower-priced versions of its eSprinter. GMC sets the price, range, and more for the arrival of its Sierra EV pickup. And we look at how the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N gamifies its interface to actually make driving more...
Bengt Halvorson
The top-trim Denali version of the Sierra EV electric pickup arrives in summer 2024 with a lower price and more range than originally outlined.
Bengt Halvorson
The GranTurismo Folgore might be the first fully electric convertible to arrive in the U.S. in years.
Hyundai aimed to build an EV that would entice ICE enthusiasts over to the electron world, and a first drive proved this is it.
Emme Hall
A smaller, more affordable version of the Mercedes electric van gives fleets more options to fit their needs.
Kirk Bell
China is making too many EV batteries. Rivian is applying real-world letter grades to EV fast-chargers for smoother route planning. And despite depreciation woes, many EVs still pay back big over five years of ownership. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Rivian has announced that it’s...
Bengt Halvorson
Every DC fast charger Rivian uses for route planning will be given a reliability grade from A (best) to F (worst).
Bengt Halvorson
Manufacturing capacity for EV batteries is set to far outpace growth, noted BNEF last week—even including continued global EV sales growth.
Stephen Edelstein
