Ford Has the Most Talked-About Electric Vehicle, But It Can’t Break Up With Combustion
By Steve LeVine Photo: Bill Pugliano/Getty
What, should it just give up a $42-billion-a-year golden goose?
05/21/21
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The F150 Lightning Electrifies the Best-Selling Vehicle In America
By Phil Covington
When you’ve been building the best-selling pickup truck in America for the last 40 years, which also happens to be the best-selling vehicle in the country outright, launching an all-electric version of it is big…
05/21/21
The Electric Ford-150’s Price Alone Could Change Everything
By Justin Housman
There are all sorts of electronic gizmos and doo-dads one could talk about with the new electric Ford F-150, the Lightning. Plenty of sophisticated engineering details, capabilities, power generation, colors, size, all of that. And…
05/20/21
Your Electric Vehicle Can’t Get There from Here—At Least, Not Without a Charge
By Bill McKibben Photo: Rebekah Zemansky / Shutterstock
I pulled into a Whole Foods parking lot in Bedford, New Hampshire, hoping against hope—but no, someone was already there, their Chevy Bolt plugged into the fast charger. Damn.
05/14/21
Longest-range electric vehicles (EVs) you can buy in 2021
By Scooter Doll
As electric vehicles look to gain an even larger portion of the automobile market in 2021, consumers will look at a number of factors as they choose to go electric. One major specification on any…
05/10/21
The Goalposts Move: The New Lithium-Ion Standard is An Astonishing $60 per kWh
By Steve Levine Photo: Joe Raedle , Getty
ust last summer, the much-watched lithium-ion industry finally reached sight of a long-sought super-stretch goal — a battery pack costing $100 per kWh, allowing the price of electric vehicles to drop to that of conventional…
04/27/21
Report: All new cars and trucks in U.S. could be electric by 2035
By Bud Ward
Thinking ahead to what (and whether?) you may be driving – may have parked in your garage or driveway or parking lot – a few years from now? Like, for instance, in 2035?
04/22/21
Spin begins electrifying operations, eyeing carbon neutrality
By Chris Teale
Micromobility company Spin said Tuesday it will begin electrifying its operations fleet this month in San Francisco and Washington, DC, while also using full-size electric vans to transport its scooters.
04/22/21
All-electric car and truck sales by 2035 would save $2.7 trillion, but will take smart policy to drive clean
By Amanda Myers
The Biden administration recently unveiled a $2 trillion plan to modernize U.S. infrastructure, build an equitable clean energy economy, and stimulate recovery from COVID-19. A major focus of the "Build Back Better" plan is on…
04/19/21
Washington State plans to phase out new gas cars by 2030
By Adele Peters Photo: Tony Webster
The U.K. plans to ban new fossil-fuel-powered cars by 2030. The Netherlands and Germany have the same goal. Now the state of Washington plans to follow, making it the first in the U.S. to move…
04/15/21