The Tesla Model 3 is sure to scare the headlights out of many a premium-class contender. I’ve already rolled through the knee shaking that certain BMW, Audi, and Lexus models must be feeling, but looming in the background all this time is the granddaddy of premium-class sedans — Mercedes-Benz.
Some people complain that electric cars are not that green because some electricity comes from burning coal. Elon Musk says all Tesla Supercharger locations will be powered by solar panels eventually. That ought to shut those people up!
Male privilege is making finding solutions to the challenge of climate change more difficult because it excludes half the population from the conversation.
ChatGPT & DALL-E generated panoramic image depicting a skeptical and thoughtful individual in a setting that represents the acceptance of scientific consensus
Most people don’t understand most of global warming or climate change and that’s okay. They just have to accept the science just as they do for gravity, GPS and airplanes.
Out of 26 assessed technologies “needed” for the achievement of long-term climate change targets set as part of the Paris Agreement, only 3 are “on track,” according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
The US Congress is working on legislation to speed up the rollout of self-driving vehicle technology that could potentially replace state-level rules, according to a number of House and Senate lawmakers who spoke to Reuters earlier this week.
An initiative to empower women in a rural UNESCO site is bringing clean energy to the region in a way that speaks to local knowledge.
Can you believe that people get paid bazillions of dollars to take perfectly good companies and run them into the ground? Ford’s recently departed CEO, Mark Fields, refused to wake up and smell the EV coffee percolating right under his nose. Honda, once a beacon of innovation, has been off chasing hydrogen-tinged rainbows for the past 10 years or so and paid little attention to the battery-electric market market.
The number of electric cars in the world has doubled since this time a year ago, according to the International Energy Agency. That’s the good news. The not so good news is that electric cars still only account for 0.2% of all the cars in the world. The rest are conventional vehicles that flit along the highways and byways of the world, spewing who knows what out of their tail pipes.
Chevrolet’s original sales plan for the Chevy Bolt — its long-range, all-electric car — was to begin nationwide deliveries in September. That timeline has now been moved forward by a month. This week, Steve Majoros, Chevy’s head of automobile marketing, said that orders can now be placed in all 50 states and that deliveries will begin across the US in August.
