Alef’s Flying EV Takes Off — For Real Flying cars have arrived. Alef Aeronautics, a California-based startup, is turning sci-fi into reality. Its all-electric flying car, the Model A, is now being tested at two official U.S. airports: Half Moon Bay and Hollister, both located in Silicon Valley. These aren’t secret test zones. Alef will…

Charging Beyond the Driveway Owning an EV in the U.S. doesn’t always require a home charger. Many drivers prove it works just fine by leaning on workplace charging, nearby public stations, and a little planning. For some, EV ownership has even become easier than managing fuel stops with a gas car. Routines That Fit Everyday…

A New Flagship With a Twist Nio is doubling down on its boldest idea yet: luxury SUVs that skip charging altogether. The updated ES8, the brand’s largest six-seat SUV, has launched in China with a redesigned interior, a stretched platform, and a major price drop—just $43,000 if customers choose the company’s battery leasing program. That…

A Cheaper Way to Drive Tesla Tesla just rolled out its cheapest way to get behind the wheel yet. The company quietly rolled out a pre-owned leasing program for the Model 3 and Model Y in the U.S. The offer starts at just $225 per month with $0 down, making it the lowest monthly payment…

EV Longevity: A Common Question When buyers consider switching to an electric vehicle, one question dominates: how many miles will it last? For many, battery degradation and long-term reliability still feel uncertain. Yet real-world owners are starting to provide some answers—and the results are encouraging. Real-World Experiences Tell the Story Tesla Model 3 and Model…

A New Era of Autonomy Starts with Rivian Rivian is gearing up to lead the next big shift in EV innovation—this time, it's not about batteries, horsepower, or off-road chops. It's about real autonomy. According to CEO RJ Scaringe, Rivian plans to roll out hands-free, point-to-point driving as early as late 2026. This means a…

It Starts with Chemistry Fast charging begins at the microscopic level—specifically, with battery cell chemistry. Not all lithium-ion batteries are built the same. Some prioritize energy density, designed to pack in more power for longer range. Others, however, are engineered for performance, including faster charging speeds. To achieve rapid charge rates, manufacturers modify the battery’s…

Is Charging an EV Still Cheaper Than Gas? For years, electric vehicles have carried the promise of lower fuel costs. But with electricity prices surging in many U.S. states, EV owners are starting to crunch the numbers again—and the results are… nuanced. Electricity Prices Are on the Rise In states like New Jersey, electricity prices…

A Fresh Take on Electric Trucks Electric pickups are still finding their place, but the GMC Sierra EV is proving they can be more than powerful workhorses. With bold range numbers, strong towing capability, and premium features, it already stands tall. But one feature, the Multi-Pro Midgate, might just make it the most practical electric…

A Hidden Perk of Electric Driving Electric vehicles are changing more than how we fuel up. Owners with over 100,000 miles are noticing something surprising: fewer rattles and squeaks compared to many gas-powered cars. The difference may come down to one simple factor — vibrations. The Role of Engine Vibrations In internal combustion vehicles, engines…