Can The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Use Tesla Chargers?
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a great EV, but its charging network has always lagged behind Tesla's. That may be about to change, though. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Teslas Have Oil Filters (Even Though They Don't Use Engine Oil)
If Tesla vehicles use batteries and electric motors to run, then why do they have oil filters? And how often do Tesla oil filters need to be changed?
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Should You Avoid Fast Charging Your EV All The Time?
While new charging tech means you can fill your EV's battery faster, is it a good idea to do every time? We took a look at the science and here's what it says.
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Where Does Subaru Build The Solterra?
Subaru's Solterra is the company's entrance into the burgeoning electric SUV market. But where does the automaker build its electrified people carrier?
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Is The Model Y Tesla's Most Reliable Vehicle In 2025?
The Model Y is certainly Tesla's most popular vehicle, outselling all the others. But is it also the brand's most reliable model? Let's take a look.
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ChargePoint Vs. Supercharger: The Two Things Tesla Owners Should Check Before They Plug In
An increasing number of charging stations for your Tesla brings a choice: ChargePoint or Tesla's own Supercharger? Here's what to look at before you decide.
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Slate Truck EV First Look: For Every Question It Answered, A Bigger One Emerged
Slate's barebones electric pickup wants to revolutionize the truck world, and save you money along the way. After checking out the prototype, we're impressed.
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Everything To Know About The New Jeff Bezos-Backed Slate Pickup Truck
Jeff Bezos, founder of the e-commerce giant, Amazon, is stepping into the EV space by backing the Slate pickup truck. Here's what you need to know.
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Slate's EV Mini Truck Is Cool, But There's A Good Reason Nobody Has Tried It Before
Slate's affordable electric pickup could be a huge deal or a huge disaster. After all, there are good reasons other EV-makers take a different launch approach.
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Slate Defies Convention By Launching Small EV Truck For Less Than $20,000
Slate Truck's first EV is a pickup like no other: Small, affordable, and designed to be DIY-customized into an SUV and more. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Your Tesla's Battery Drains When Parked (And How To Stop It)
Tesla owners have observed a condition called phantom drain, where batteries run down when the car is parked. What causes phantom drain, and how do you stop it?
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Nissan Revives The Hardbody Style With New Frontier, But One Detail We Can't Get Behind
Nissan's new Frontier Pro Hardbody harkens back to a favorite pickup truck of the 1980s. But with this just-announced version, there's one thing we don't like.
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Can Electric Motorcycles Go As Fast As Gas-Powered Ones?
Electric motorcycles are still a nascent part of the electrification of road vehicles, but they've come a long way, putting out impressive performance numbers.
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2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS First Drive: Worth The Wait, But No Track Star
Chevrolet's Blazer EV gets some serious power, as we finally get to test the long-awaited SS version. But has Chevy done more than deliver an uptick in torque?
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Can You Charge A Tesla With A Generator?
Like charging your phone with a portable battery, it might sound like a good idea to charge your Tesla with a generator. Does it work, and should you do it?
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Tesla Towing Capacity: How Many Pounds Can Each Model Tow Safely?
If you're a Tesla owner, you might be wondering how much you can tow behind your electric vehicle. Here is every Tesla trim and how much it can pull.
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Who Makes BYD Cars, And What Does The Acronym Mean?
BYD have made waves as electric vehicle manufacturers, with stunning vehicles that outperform much of the competition, but does their name have a meaning?
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How Fast Is The Xiaomi SU7? 0-60 Times And Top Speed
The Xiaomi SU7 is an impressive and fast electric vehicle coming out of China. It's not available in the U.S., but the car compares favorably to domestic EVs.
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Tesla's Model Y SUV Is Now Cheaper: How Much Does It Cost & Can You Tow With It?
The Tesla Model Y is now cheaper than it ever has been. Here's hw much is costs, what you get with that reduced price, and how much you can tow with it.
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The 2026 Trailseeker Is The Car The Solterra Should've Always Been (But Subaru Still Has A Problem)
Subaru's second electric car addresses plenty of the criticisms leveled at its collaboration with Toyota, but is this still a case of too little, too late?
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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Vs. Tesla Model S Plaid: Performance, Price, And Top Speed, Compared
Xiaomi, more well-known in America for its consumer electronics, has released its first EV in China. Here's how it stacks up against Tesla's Model S Plaid.
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How Big Is The Battery In The 2025 Lucid Gravity SUV (And What's Its Range?)
The 2025 Lucid Gravity SUV has been turning heads among electric vehicle enthusiasts with its quick charging battery, but does it have the range to justify it?
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Yes, Subaru Does Make A Fully Electric Car — Here Are Its Pros & Cons
The Solterra is a mass-market Subaru electric vehicle that became a reality during the 2023 model year.
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Will Towing An EV Actually Charge It?
EVs use regenerative braking to recover energy when they slow down or coast downhill. So, can you charge your electric car just by getting it towed?
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How Much Does The Xiaomi SU7 Cost & Can You Buy One In The United States?
You might have heard of Xiaomi phones and wearables, but in its home country of China, the brand has also begun making EVs. Here's what to know.
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Toyota Prius Vs. Prius Prime: How Do The Two Hybrids Compare?
There are two versions of Toyota's successful Prius hybrid, and though they're similar, there are distinct differences, too. Here's how the two compare.
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10 Of The Fastest Accelerating Electric Cars, Ranked By 0-60 Times
Electric vehicles represent the cutting edge of the auto industry, and they're not the Prius your grandpa drove. These zero to 60 mph times are jaw-dropping.
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