Hyundai Ioniq 5 & Kia EV6 Both Get 300+ Mile EPA Range Rating
The EPA has released its range ratings for the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6.
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EPA Highway Range And Real-World Highway Range Are Two Different Things
In the arcane world of EPA testing, Tesla continues to outshine the competition not but trickery but by old fashioned hard work and better ideas.
Lucid Air Could Have An EPA Range Of 517 Miles
In independent tests, a production prototype of the Lucid Air has been shown to have a range of 517 miles in the standard EPA test protocol.
The Lucid Air Achieves 517 Miles of Range on a Single Charge (EPA Estimate)
We expected a remarkable result when we sent the Lucid Air for independent range testing at FEV North America, a leading provider of engineering services in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Tesla Model S Has Almost Twice The EPA Range Of Porsche Taycan — 373 Miles…
The Porsche Taycan Turbo has received its official EPA range rating, achieving a very disappointing 201 miles. This is a significantly lower range than EVs costing a quarter of the price, and just over half the range of the base Tesla Model S. It’s yet more proof that engineering prowess in the era of gas vehicles is no guarantee of success in the age of EVs.
Audi e-tron Official Specs Come With A Surprise
Audi says its upcoming e-tron electric SUV will have a real world, repeatable every day range of 204 miles. Will that be enough to knock the Tesla Model X off its perch?
How The EPA Rates An Electric Car
Ever wonder what that sticker on the rear window of a new car is and where the information on it comes from? Here’s everything you ever wanted to know, and more.
Jaguar Responds To Criticism About I-PACE Efficiency
Some testers have found the Jaguar I-PACE has less real world range than the EPA or WLTP estimates. Jaguar says people should relax and drive happy. The I-PACE is a great car that is a joy to drive.
Mercedes Doubles Down On NEDC Range Claim For EQC
A controversy has arisen over the actual range of the Mercedes EQC. Officially the company says 450 km or 279 miles. But in its press release, it says “about 200 miles” repeatedly. Which is it?
