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How does Tesla Model 3 Autopilot handle the Golden Gate Bridge? What about that toll booth?
As Tesla continues to improve and update its Autopilot system, we’re getting an influx of new videos. Of course, while most of the videos are meant to show off the technology’s prowess, there are still …read more
The Chinese government reportedly plans to end subsidies in 2020.
By 2025, China’s new energy vehicles initiative aims to have NEVs make up 20% of all new vehicles sold in the country. The Chinese government initially began a pilot electric vehicle subsidy in 2010. Since then, available subsidies have expanded significantly. …read more
Each failed “Tesla Killer” makes Tesla even stronger.
Until any legacy carmaker comes up with a vehicle capable of hitting 60 from a standstill in under 3.0 seconds, with a range of over 300 miles and fast charging options, all these “Tesla Killers” are doing is simply making Tesla’s position stronger.
CONTRARY TO WHAT SOME PEOPLE MAY MISTAKENLY BELIEVE, HERE’S THE STRAIGHT TRUTH ON PLUG-IN VEHICLES.
For most consumers, electric vehicles are still the cars of the future. Yet with many new battery-powered rides scheduled for release in the coming years, the future is closer than many might believe.
The eco-friendly camping solution comes due to teamwork by a consortium of German companies
The Iridium E Mobil could become the first all-electric motorhome.
Revealed as a team effort by a consortium of German companies, this eco-friendly solution might become a rather fetching idea for anyone that loves camping and is all …read more
Tiny tweaks improve safety.
No car is safe at night if you can’t see the road that lies ahead. Yet, few safety agencies test headlights. One exception is the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety).
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Read moreIt appears Nissan may have addressed the issue with 2018 Nissan LEAF charging speed limitations.
Not long after the all-new 2018 Nissan LEAF arrived, reports began to surface about issues with charging speed when the battery was hot (aka Rapidgate). Essentially, if you went on a road trip and tried to …read more
There’s no doubt Tesla vehicles are ever-changing.
Those that follow the segment are likely aware that Tesla doesn’t rely on traditional model years. This means that its vehicles are continually adapting as new hardware, software, and other technology become available. The software updates happen “over the air,” while other changes are …read more
In dual-motor AWD, the Model 3 should be capable in the snow, but let’s find out for sure.
With winter setting in comes snow and that can be a problem for some cars. Find out who the Tesla Model 3 AWD performs up a slope in the slick stuff.
More miles means more learning and a more accurate system.
Tesla Autopilot miles now stand at some 1 billion, but by the end of next year, that figure will grow exponentially to 2.3 billion or so.