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Toyota’s Electric Comeback Starts With the C-HR EV

Toyota’s Electric Comeback Starts With the C-HR EV

Toyota Finally Gets Bold with the C-HR EV The all-electric 2026 Toyota C-HR EV has officially entered the chat—and it’s aiming high. With 338 horsepower, standard all-wheel drive, and a sleek coupe-style silhouette, this compact crossover brings more than just good looks. It brings a serious shift in Toyota’s electric game. Built on Toyota’s dedicated…

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Ford's Electric Pickup Leads the Pack Again

Ford’s Electric Pickup Leads the Pack Again

Ford’s Electric Truck Retakes the Lead The F-150 Lightning is back on top. According to new registration data, Ford’s all-electric pickup was the best-selling electric truck in the U.S. during the first quarter of 2025. In March alone, Ford logged 2,598 registrations of the Lightning. That pushed its total to 7,913 registrations in Q1, more…

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Why EVs Lock Their Charge Ports

Why EVs Lock Their Charge Ports

Locking the Charge Door: Not Just for Looks If you've driven an EV like the Audi Q4 e-tron or Kia EV6, you might have noticed the charge port door sometimes locks. But why? Unlike gas cars, no one’s siphoning electrons. Yet, Reddit threads are filled with stories of failed locks, frozen doors, and frustrated drivers.…

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Forget Nights—Charge Your EV During the Day

Forget Nights—Charge Your EV During the Day

Rethinking EV Charging Habits As the electric vehicle boom accelerates, so does the need to rethink how and when we charge. A new study from Stanford University highlights a key insight: the traditional habit of overnight home charging may not be the best path forward. Most EV owners plug in overnight for convenience—and often, for…

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