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Tesla’s Full Self Driving Has Now Dramatically Reduced the Number of Reasons to Intervene or Complain
7 years ago, I paid Tesla $6000 for a permanent subscription to “Full Self Driving” for my new Model 3. At the time, FSD would navigate and drive automatically on limited access highways (mostly Interstates), but that was about it. I’m currently driving a 2026 base Model Y with FSD … [continued]
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The Pedego Element 2 eBike — CleanTechnica Tested
Pedego was one of the earliest companies to see the promise of ebikes and to build them at scale. It sales model was based around developing retail stores hosting both sales and rental options for customers. It was a great option, as it let prospective buyers see Pedego’s various ebikes … [continued]
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Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging
Ford’s new Fathom electric pickup truck — which is still under wraps — comes with a new bidirectional EV charging system that eliminates the cost of an external inverter.
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XPENG Tops Customer Satisfaction Ranking For Second Year, Beating Tesla
XPENG recently ranked highest in the European USCALE “EV Satisfaction Study” for the second year in a row. Not only did XPENG top the chart again, but their score improved over the previous year. The leading 82% recommendation rate ranks significantly above the 53% industry average, positioning XPENG ahead of … [continued]
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Analysis: Cleveland’s new lakefront plan shows how removing stadium could make way for urban magic
Cleveland, Ohio’s new draft framework plan for the downtown shows that removing Huntington Bank Field, home of the NFL Browns, could make way for a dense, lively urban district full of […]