JD Power Survey Slams Electric Cars. It’s The Tech, Stupid!
The 2024 JD Power Initial Quality survey has some disturbing news about the reliability of for electric cars.
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New Car Owners, Including Tesla Owners, Less Satisfied Than In Prior Years — J.D. Power
The 2023 J.D. Power APEAL survey finds people are not as happy with their new cars as they used to be for the second year in a row.
Why Do States Have So Many EV Charging Failures?
It’s a holiday long weekend. You’ve decided to take an EV roadtrip to a couple of New England summer tourist spots. You review your PlugShare app and identify chargers along the route. You pack up the vehicle and hit the highway. After nearing 200 miles of used range, you pull … [continued]
JD Power Snaps Up ZappyRide – is That Bad?
Without an independent ZappyRide, a lot of your favorite apps may be about to change.
J.D. Power: Lack of New-Vehicle Inventory Decreased Sales Satisfaction in 2022
For more than 37 years, J.D. Power has been delivering yearly consumer satisfaction reports based on consumer insights, advisory services, data, and analytics. The recently released J.D. Power 2022 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index (SSI) Study shows that customer satisfaction with the vehicle purchase experience has declined for the first time … [continued]
US Needs To Invest In Semiconductor Manufacturing — Quickly!
Without it, the Biden administration’s goal of widespread electric vehicle adoption could become just a dream.
“We’re Concerned For Automakers,” Says JD Power Exec — Survey Finds Weak EV & Autonomy…
The Mobility Confidence Index for battery electric and self-driving vehicles remains stagnant — will Tesla help moving forward?
Prices For Used Electric Vehicles Are Rising In US
Good news, EV fans. Prices of used electric cars are finally starting to go up, even if only slightly. There may never be a better time to buy that used EV you have always wanted.
JD Power: Tesla Model 3 Buyers To Be Less Forgiving Of (Potential) Quality Issues Than…
A new report from JD Power — Tesla: Beyond the Hype — argues that Tesla Model 3 buyers will be much less forgiving of (potential) quality issues than Model S and Model X buyers have been.
