Electrade, a website that helps Tesla owners and other EV owners regarding insurance, put together a review of Tesla’s in-house insurance and compared it to three competitors. In the review of Tesla Insurance, the company quickly highlights the pros and cons of Tesla Insurance. Among other things, Electrade found out that the Tesla Model 3 costs less to insure than a BMW i3.
As I write this, Tesla stock has soared for the second day straight to over $900. Even as someone who has become more bullish on the stock thanks to my research, I’ll be the first to tell you that I can’t honestly say that I understand why this movement is happening all at once and so suddenly, nor does it seem that anyone else does.
Tropos Motors blasted in to CES this year with Panasonic, showcasing a new last mile delivery vehicle and a compact yet capable fully electric fire truck. Both vehicles started with Tropos Motors’ ABLE electric truck platform, showcasing the flexibility and capability of the foundational electric truck platform.
The evolving technology for connecting EVs to home solar systems with battery storage is expected to be a key driver of growth in attendance and exhibition at the Intersolar North America trade show, being held for the first time under new ownership this week in San Diego.
Boris Johnson has announced the UK will move its ban on gasoline and diesel powered cars ahead by 5 years to 2035.
Gasoline and diesel vehicle bans became all the rage for a while a few years ago. One country after another announced plans or potential plans to stop selling fossil fuel vehicles by a certain year — 2030, 2040, 2050.
We all know TSLA stock has soared recently, but who can say exactly why? Theories aplenty are bouncing around via analyst letters and panel discussions. Gene Munster of Loup Ventures has some ideas.
How did LeBron James’ celebrity endorsement of the Hummer EV during Super Bowl LIV change its gas-guzzling image?
Construction has begun on a 2 MW/2MWh solar power plant that will provide electricity for BYD’s truck and bus factory in California. The system will be managed by a microgrid operating system designed by Apparent.
Have you ever sat at a red traffic light with no other cars or pedestrians on the road and had to wait? Was it frustrating? If you were in a gasoline or diesel car, did you feel bad about polluting the air?
Have you ever sat at a traffic light with 30 cars in each direction waiting to go straight, and the traffic lights instead allowed the turn lanes to go first even though there were no cars in those turn lanes?
