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Ford 3-row EV SUV due in 2025 with 560 Kms of range
Ford CEO Jim Farley on Monday teased the automaker’s upcoming fully electric seven-passenger SUV as being “like your own personal bullet train.”
The next automotive emissions frontier—is tires
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about with global warming — the World Meteorological Society just announced “we are more likely than not” to breach the 2015 Paris Agreement 1.5-degree-C warming threshold in the next five years — now we have to worry about tires.
Toyota Prius Prime lease undercuts that of cheaper Prius hybrid
If you choose to lease, the Toyota Prius Prime plug-in hybrid might cost significantly less to drive than the Prius hybrid—depending on where you live and which incentives Toyota might be factoring in.
Volkswagen ID. Buzz LWB Model With Three-Row Seating Debuts June 2, but...
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz debuted just over a year ago, but not for those of us in North America. It's already on sale in other parts of the world, but only the long-wheelbase model will be sold on the west side of the Atlantic Ocean.
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How far the 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Platinum can go on a charge
It’s be pretty hard to find a more newsworthy vehicle than Ford’s F-150 Lightning. The first of the serious all-electric pickups to hit the market, the Lightning has revitalized the Ford nameplate; raked in copious deposits; and, Lordy, who cannot possibly be seduced by a four-second sprint in a (more-than-)full-sized truck that weighs in at a pavement-crushing 3,127 kilograms?