» Posted November 7, 2022 Resources
According to new research, electric vehicles that can be almost fully charged in 10 minutes may arrive in the next five years. A team from the Idaho National Laboratory says they have found a way to turn a battery from dead to 90% charged in that time span without damaging the battery.
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» Posted November 4, 2022 Resources
Toyota recently announced a major safety recall over a serious problem for some car owners: malfunctioning brakes.
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» Posted October 31, 2022 Resources
General Motors is reportedly recalling certain Chevrolet Equinox sport utility vehicles over an emissions issue.
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» Posted October 28, 2022 Resources
The Golden State is officially sticking a fork in gas-powered vehicles. California will prohibit the sale of new, gas-powered cars by 2035. That is thanks to a rule recently issued by the state’s Air Resources Board.
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» Posted October 26, 2022 Resources
Looking to get your hands on a new, electric version of the Ford Mustang? The price just went up.
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» Posted October 24, 2022 Resources
New Hummer EV owners who shelled out a ton of cash for their sport utility vehicles recently got a warning from federal regulators: the cars may have trouble with water.
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» Posted October 21, 2022 Resources
The Takata airbag fiasco continues to wreak havoc on auto safety, even a decade after a string of accidents caused by the malfunctioning safety devices began.
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» Posted October 19, 2022 Resources
Another day, another Kia recall over serious vehicle defects that pose real safety risks. The Korean auto manufacturer is calling back some 260,000 midsize vehicles whose ceiling plates may loosen. The plates could eventually come off and strike drivers or passengers, a hazard that could also lead to accidents.
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» Posted October 17, 2022 Resources
The end of summer brought yet another recall from Ford Motor Co. over yet another defect that poses a car fire risk.
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» Posted October 14, 2022 Resources
General Motors is under fire after an accident involving one of its self-driving cars. The company scrambled to update its autonomous driving software after the crash in San Francisco, which left two people injured. Cruise recalled some 80 vehicles for software fixes, Reuters reports.
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