Where Are Jaguar's Cars Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Jaguar is based in the U.K., so you might be surprised to learn that the brand makes cars all over the world and is owned by a non-British company.
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What Is The Resale Value Of A Cybertruck In 2025?
The Cybertruck is a polarizing automobile made by a company with a polarizing owner. That doesn't bode well for potential trade in value. Here's what we know.
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How Does An Electric Vehicle's Powertrain Impact The Car's Range?
The range of your EV is affected by a number of factors including the power train of the vehicle. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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5 Special Edition Trucks We Can't Believe Actually Got The Green Light
There's no question that trucks have become a huge phenomenon in the United States. The industry's history includes some surprising and unusual designs.
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Cadillac's New Rally SUV Concept Has Gullwing Doors, Light-Up Wheels & A Lot To Prove
Cadillac's latest concept car wants to take on the whoops off-road, but then drive you back home autonomously. But is this a vision of the future anyone wants?
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What Is Tesla's 'Joe Mode' & How Do You Enable It?
One of the benefits of software-heavy EVs, like Tesla's offerings, is that they can have many modes to suit drivers' needs. Joe Mode is one such example.
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This EV Set A Guinness World Record For Towing (And It Pulled More Than 150 Tons)
The Guinness world record for heaviest weight towed by an electric van was set in 2023 when an Iveco van driven by Adam Bishop towed more than 150 tonnes.
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How China's Semi-Solid State Car Batteries Are Going To Change Electric Vehicles
Battery technology for electric cars is getting more advanced, with the most recent development from China being the gamechanging semi-solid state batteries.
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Ford's Ambitious New Electric Vehicle Plan Starts With A $30k Midsize Pickup
Ford intends to challenge Tesla's dominance in the electric vehicle market, outlining ambitious plans with an affordable midsize pickup that's promising a lot.
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Can This Low-Cost Bench Tool Detect Faulty Batteries Before They Catch Fire?
Lithium-ion batteries can be a fire hazard, a big roadblock for electric vehicle adoption. Scientists at Drexel University may have found a low-cost solution.
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Tesla's Autopark Doesn't Always Work - Here's When To Take Control
Like many other aspects of Tesla's self-driving options, Autopark is not without its limitations. Here are some situations where you'll need to take over.
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How One Of The Fastest Electric SUVs Is Becoming Even Faster
One of the fastest and most fun-to-drive electric SUVs on the market is becoming even faster for the 2026 model year. How is Rivian making the R1S faster?
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Where Are Polestar Cars Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Polestar's all-EV lineup is slowly but surely establishing itself in the U.S. Who owns the brand, and where do its three EVs come from exactly?
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Do Electric Vehicles Cause More Motion Sickness Than Traditional Cars?
It might seem logical for electric vehicles to help with motion sickness, but here's the truth behind the science.
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The Hard Battle Firefighters Face Putting Out Electric Vehicle Fires
Firefighters are trained to handle all kinds of vehicle fires, but containing EV fires is particularly difficult and dangerous. We explain why.
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What Percentage Of Electric Cars Are Made In China?
If there's one country that is outright dominating in the electric vehicle space, China would be it.
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How Does Speed Affect An Electric Vehicle's Range?
It's common knowledge that driving a standard car faster uses up more gas, but does the same apply to electric vehicles? A simple test reveals the truth.
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This 1,600 BHP Ford Truck Just Smoked The Supercars At Goodwood 2025
A truck going up a hill faster than million-dollar supercars sounds strange, but that's exactly what happened. That said, it was no ordinary truck.
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How Long Can You Leave A Tesla Parked Without Charging?
If you need to park your Tesla for a while without driving it, you should leave it plugged in, but if you can't there's a simple rule to follow.
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What's The Difference Between Cadillac's Vistiq & Lyriq EVs?
Cadillac's EV lineup includes options like the Lyriq and Vistiq. While they are similar in some ways, what are the major differences between them?
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Why North Carolina Is Critical To EV Battery Production In The US
Despite so many electronics being manufactured in China, the state of North Carolina plays a major role in developing batteries for electric vehicles.
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Why Is The Ford Bronco EV Exclusive To China?
Ford recently announced an electric Bronco, called the Bronco New Energy, and it comes with a catch: It's only available in China. Why is that?
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5 E-Bike Brands That Are Manufactured In America
Looking to buy American-made? These five e-bike brands do more than assemble in the U.S. They build, test, and fine-tune their bikes on American soil.
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Can You Replace EV Batteries Yourself? 3 Reasons You Shouldn't Try It
While swapping batteries out of products usually isn't a big deal, an electric vehicle is a different story. You shouldn't try it yourself, and here's why.
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Why EVs Are Devilishly Quick Off The Line But Still Have Low Top Speeds
Electric vehicles have become famous for being extremely quick off the line regardless of their power, but most of them have really low top speeds. Why is that?
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What Is The Purpose Of A Car's Grille & Can You Drive Without One?
Radiator grilles have been used on cars since the industry's earliest days, but what do they do and is it ok to drive a car without a grille?
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Toyota Had An Electric SUV 15 Years Before The Model X – Here's Why It Didn't Work
While the Tesla Model X has been many people's go-to electric SUV for many years, Toyota had one 15 years before. Despite the innovations, it didn't work out.
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