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By Rob Enderle on
Ford’s pivot from large EVs to hybrids and trucks is a necessary financial reality check. We analyze the $1.9 billion shift, implications for US electrification, and why hybrids are Ford's crucial bridge forward.
By Rob Enderle on
GM’s 1,700 job cuts at its Fairfax plant signal a major industry pivot. As demand softens, GM and Ford are recalibrating their EV strategies, risking momentum against Tesla and global competitors.
By Rob Enderle on
The US DOT’s new national strategy for Advanced Air Mobility provides a crucial roadmap for air taxis. This column analyzes its impact on timelines, remaining infrastructure hurdles, global competition, and the future of personal flight.
By Chris Johnston on
What the Ford F-150 Lightning got wrong and why its rivals are succeeding.
By Chris Johnston on
The GMC Hummer EV proves that steering can be entertainment and utility at the same time in ways gas trucks can’t match.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner reports that, following the recent Brown University shooting, he contacted the FBI to report that his truck was parked near the scene. Soon after, the FBI responded and issued a call to all Tesla drivers in the area.
By Dimitar Angelov on
Toyota may have shot itself in the leg, as the 4Runner could be seen as a better value for money than the J250 Land Cruiser.
By Chris Johnston on
Why the new Toyota BZ campaign feels like a quiet reset for how EVs should be sold.
By Dimitar Angelov on
This is not an isolated case and Kia is replacing some engines free of charge, but troubleshooting the problem reveals that it may be down to a $240 part.
By Chris Johnston on
This isn’t clickbait. As we move into the holiday party season, it’s nice to have a provocative (true) topic to get conversations started. I’m here to help with some interesting facts about mining materials for EV batteries like the Tesla Model Y.
By Chris Johnston on
We get into the overlooked winter behavior of EVs like the Tesla Model 3 that explains why some trips feel shockingly inefficient.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner says the most embarrassing thing happened to him when he took his truck to pick up his daughter from a friend’s house. The Cybertruck self-drove straight into the garage door at the friend’s place.
By Chris Johnston on
Strongly divided opinions from Tesla Model Y owners about the white interior as praise, frustration, and loads of recommendations fill social media.
By Chris Johnston on
We contacted the new owner of a 1990’s Acura NSX to hear about his story about a barn find bargain purchase and his plans to restore the exotic car to mint condition without breaking the bank.
By Chris Johnston on
We look at the science to see if it’s true that it takes more power, and more money, to charge your EV like a Ford F-150 Lighting when it’s cold outside.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner reports a strange problem he faced during a recent cold-weather road trip. He notes that the windows suddenly began to lower on their own, leaving him exposed to the cold during his six-hour drive.
By Rob Enderle on
Stellantis confirms the retro-styled Fiat Topolino EV for the US market. This tiny "neighborhood" vehicle solves urban parking and charging woes, offering a stylish, low-cost micro-mobility solution that boldly challenges America's obsession with massive
By Rob Enderle on
Tesla’s US sales plummeted below 40,000 in November 2025, hammered by expired tax credits, aging models, and Elon Musk’s polarizing politics. To rebound, Tesla must launch an affordable "Model 2" and refocus on core automotive execution.
By Rob Enderle on
GM aggressively slashed lease prices on the Cadillac Lyriq and Chevy Blazer EV to sustain sales momentum post-subsidy. These deals offer incredible value, positioning GM to capture market share despite 2026's predicted EV market cooling.
By Rob Enderle on
Tesla ranks dead last in used car reliability, plagued by suspension failures and poor build quality. This threatens resale value and loyalty, raising fears that Musk’s focus on robotics is distracting from essential automotive fixes.
By Rob Enderle on
Pennsylvania’s “Jetsons Act” creates a pioneering legal framework for flying cars, bridging DMV and FAA rules. With companies like Alef and Samson Sky advancing technology, this legislation clears the runway for personal air travel’s future mass adoption.
By Rob Enderle on
XPeng locks 2026 mass production for its "Land Aircraft Carrier," a modular six-wheeled mothership housing a detachable aircraft. This aggressive timeline signals China's low-altitude dominance, pressuring US rivals to accelerate their own efforts.
By John Goreham on
Now that manufacturers have enabled Supercharger access across many EV brands, Tesla owners are pushing back, saying that only they are entitled to use the Supercharger network.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner says that during a recent trip, he was nearly sideswiped by a truck. The other truck ran a red light and was speeding toward the intersection. However, the Cybertruck automatically applied the brakes, preventing the accident.
By Dimitar Angelov on
While not official, a video shows the 2026 Honda Prelude accelerating from 0 to 60 mph, and things aren't looking good.
By John Goreham on
Perhaps the most trusted and most popular Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV influencer has posted up a video that puts to rest the myth that EVs are infallible and more reliable than other options.
By Dimitar Angelov on
It seems the GR Celica will not be the only Toyota sports car to return after all, as latest trademarks confirm a new MR-2 is still coming.
By Chris Johnston on
Tesla wheels seem to scrape more easily than other brands. Fortunately, there are great tips to avoid damage and some cost-effective ways to fix the damage that we discuss here.
By John Goreham on
Smell that? There is blood in the water, and the sharks are circling EVs. It was once verboten to talk badly of EVs, but now EVs are getting negative coverage from some very unlikely corners.
By Chris Johnston on
We look at the root causes of wire damage from rodents and the best ways for prevention.