Tag: car
Hyundai’s $11,000 Retail Cash Bonus for IONIQ 5 Expires in Two Weeks
I have mentioned this a couple of times when writing much broader articles, but a reader comment earlier today made me realize that this is really not broad knowledge. A lot of people saw the news that Hyundai was offering several thousand dollars of discounts on the fully electric IONIQ … [continued]
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Fastned Keeps Redefining What A Charging Station Can Look Like
From day one, Fastned has redefined what a charging station could look like. When the competition installed a single charger in the least visited part of a parking lot, not willing to inconvenience the public at large still driving gasmobiles, Fastned built a large and very recognizable station. It was … [continued]
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In The US, Electric Vehicles Just Keep Insisting Upon Themselves
Stormy seas lie ahead for the electric vehicle transition in the US now that the federal tax credit has met a hasty and premature death. However, that doesn’t mean the case for vehicle electrification has suddenly evaporated. Despite the fossil friendly death grip settling over federal energy policy this year, … [continued]
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What Happens With The 6 Best Selling Electric Cars In The USA Now?
So, we’re here. The US tax credit for electric vehicles is gone. Objectively, many electric vehicle models still compete very well with the gas-powered competition. However, the stimulus of a tax credit means fewer people will be told “hey, you should consider an EV — you can get a tax … [continued]
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Sharif Rahman case extradition news greeted with relief in Owen Sound
‘I’m happy that they’re coming back to Canada to face their justice — whatever that is.” — city resident Yvonne Kornice