Tag: Nissan Leaf
You Need A New Car? Go Electric! It’s Superior Technology. Part 2
Some reasons why you shouldn’t be worried about buying an electric vehicle. Everyone knows that electric cars are much more inconvenient than gas cars. After all, there is a gas station on every corner and it only takes 5 minutes to fill up. Electric chargers are rare, and it takes … [continued]
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Who Killed The Elon Musk Movie? Nope, Not That Billionaire, Must Be Another One
Billionaire blackout or bad timing: “Musk” the documentary by Alex Gibney closes after just one week in theaters across the US.
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Tesla Implements New Accident-Avoidance Automation, But Millions of Tesla Customers Don’t Have Access To It
Disclaimer: Many of our readers have criticized me for supporting an Elon Musk company. It does present a conundrum for me. Musk has supported Donald Trump with millions of dollars of campaign contributions and has served as a member of his administration. Trump has single-handedly set back green energy and … [continued]
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My Family & Friends Go Electric
This is our latest family member EV. It’s my third daughter’s used 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 in Charlotte, North Carolina. It’s been a progression: It started with a couple of family pioneers (my brother and me) first dipping a toe in the water in 2014–2015 with early short-range, small-battery EVs. … [continued]
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Harvard Study Predicts 32 Percent Of US New Car Sales In US In 2030 Will Be EVs
A study by the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability at Harvard University comes to a rather startling conclusion. Despite all the roadblocks put in the way of the EV revolution by the present US administration, the researchers predict EV sales in the US will quadruple from 8 percent today … [continued]
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