In this review, Aaron walks around the 2022 EV6, the latest electric car from Kia. It’s a good-looking car with a lot of smart tech. Find out about charge times, real-world range, and more.
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In this review, Aaron walks around the 2022 EV6, the latest electric car from Kia. It’s a good-looking car with a lot of smart tech. Find out about charge times, real-world range, and more.
http://www.DriveModeShow.com
Porsche has announced that their next-generation Porsche Macan crossover SUV will be fully electric. The development represents an expansion in electromobility for Porsche, following in the footsteps of the upcoming Porsche Taycan, the fully-electric sports car that’s set to launch later this year, followed shortly by its derivative, the Taycan …
Porsche has announced that the next generation of its Macan crossover will be battery electric. The new Macan will become the first all-electric compact SUV and the third all-electric vehicle in Porsche’s line-up when it rolls out early next decade. The Taycan sports car is due out later this year, …
I’m assuming that by “technician” you mean “mechanic” and that this person works for a Ford dealership. Thus that person’s experience and expectation are different than would be, say, someone like myself who spends his time looking at the industry on the whole. The Ford tech probably will lose most …
Over the next decade, we’ll obviously see a broader breadth of model choices and more manufacturers in the game. Most manufacturers will be looking beyond cars and into the crossover-SUV and (likely) pickup truck arenas as that’s where the sales are in most major markets. It’s very likely that all …
The standard is MPGe (also written MPG-e), or miles per gallon equivalent. This is a measure of the vehicle’s electric use versus the already common MPG numbers used for internal combustion engines (gasoline- or diesel-powered). This metric is standard for all vehicles as set by the EPA for fuel efficiency …
A question on Quora peaked my interesting because it was asking something that I thought perhaps everyone understood. At least enough to not need to ask. Guess I should have known better. This is a case of “common knowledge is not always common.” For those of us who deal with …