EVgo Announces Partnership With Uber
EVgo recently announced a partnership with Uber in which the companies will share data, give drivers access to charge, and do other things to improve EV awareness and adoption.
EVgo recently announced a partnership with Uber in which the companies will share data, give drivers access to charge, and do other things to improve EV awareness and adoption.
Sure, electric vehicles (EVs) are great for the environment in most places. Struggling to make a living doing rideshare work for companies like Lyft and Uber makes other things more important, though. If the car gets in the way of making a living instead of helping you put more money on the table, all of the warm feelings in the world that come from the lower footprint you accomplished can’t keep the landlord paid or the repo man away.
When will regulators approve self-driving vehicles? Well, in Florida, they already have. “More than a month after the Florida legislature passed a bill legalizing the use of autonomous vehicles, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the bill into law,” 10News reports.
Last week, I was browsing Twitter and I noticed that one of my friends got his post liked by Elon Musk! It was even the top #tesla post for a while. In case you missed it, I thought I’d share his story with you and maybe it will inspire you as it did me to promote Tesla to more people.
In Portland, Oregon, Lyft drivers with plug-in hybrid or electric cars can now recharge their vehicles for free thanks to a new program offered by the company and Portland General Electric.
I’m kind of like Jeff Dunham’s Bubba J puppet on this. Bubba says, “I’m tired of hearing that most NASCAR fans drink too much.” Jeff then asks, “Cuz it’s not true?” “No, it’s true. I’m just tired of hearin’ it,” Bubba says. I’m tired of people talking about how kids … [continued]
Small, nimble startups are leading the shift to electric cars, while big U.S. automakers and oil majors are struggling to keep up.
I just got to season 2 of Game of Thrones. If you are not a fan, no worries, there is only one small reference to GoT at the very end.
Tesla is taking bold steps toward launching the Tesla Network, an Uber-like transportation service in which a self-driving Tesla will give you a ride. Recent research indicates that this could make big money for not only Tesla, but also Tesla owners who are willing to let their car participate in the Network while they’re not using it. But will it be profitable for owners that do this?
CARS app takes on ride share giants in California with environmentally-friendly, luxury ride service