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How to Maximize EV Range in Hot Weather
Tips to help EV drivers preserce battery range in hot weather, from parking in the shade to using AC wisely and charging strategically.
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Jeep Recalls Wagoneer S Over Loose Trim
Jeep has recalled 11,767 Wagoneer S SUVs from model years 2024-2026 because a hinge cover on their rear liftgates can fall off.
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The EV Sales Drop May Be Leveling Out
Electric vehicle (EV) sales fell 27% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2026, but the drop may be leveling out, according to new data.
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The Crank Window Is Coming Back
The 2027 Slate Truck, an ultra-low-cost electric pickup, will return hand-cranked windows to American cars.
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Driving the 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country Twin Motor
The Volvo EX30 is an extremely unusual car for Volvo, with a startlingly minimalist cabin and performance-car-like acceleration.
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Scout Motors — Hear the Future, Even if We Still Can’t Drive It
Scout Motors recently released a short video focused on how its upcoming models will sound.
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2027 BMW i3 Debuts: 440 Miles of Range, Retro-Inspired Look
The 2027 BMW i3 could be the electric 3 Series fans have long asked for, with retro-inspired looks and up to 440 miles of range.
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Rivian Announces R2 Trims, Pricing
Rivian has revealed pricing and trim details on its 2027 R2 compact electric SUV, which will stay below $60,000
fully-equipped.
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Porsche Unveils Mid-Level Cayenne S Electric
Porsche has unveiled a new trim level of its 2026 Cayenne Electric. The Cayenne S Electric starts at $128,650.
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I Was an EV Skeptic: What Changed My Mind About the Ioniq 5
KBB journalist Sean Tucker argues the 4 biggest EV objections are resolved in 2026. The IONIQ 5 starts at $36,600 (below the $49,191 avg. new car price), uses 800V architecture for faster charging than Tesla Model 3/Y, includes NACS port for Supercharger access, and offers a Level 2 home charger or $400 charging credit with purchase.