Tesla continues to truly flood many countries around the world with its electric vehicles, aiding in their quest to become carbon neutral. As the manufacturer that is most developing the EV market in the U.S., its cars are overwhelmingly popular here. Tesla cars made up 63% of all electric vehicles registered in the U.S. in the first eight months of 2021.
Electric vehicles are gaining ground in the United States despite the ongoing semiconductor shortage. Data from financial firm Experian indicates that EV registrations rose 60% in the United States in the first quarter of 2022. Read More
General Motors is trying to step up its efforts to compete with the electric car market leader, Tesla. To this end, the company is benchmarking Tesla Model Y, after having already tested Model S, 3, and X.Read More
Okay, so you bought your first electric vehicle. Now what? There are a number of ways EV ownership will be different than that of a vehicle with an internal-combustion engine, but a big one you need to figure out immediately is charging.Read More