Electric Affordability Hits the Used Market
Used electric vehicles are making headlines for all the right reasons. Over the past three years, average prices for pre-owned EVs have dropped more than 40%, opening the door for more buyers to make the switch. This price drop significantly outpaces the 12% decline seen in gas and hybrid…
A Growing Community of EV Drivers
Electric vehicle ownership continues to surge in New York, reflecting a global trend of increasing EV adoption. In 2023 alone, over 14 million electric vehicles were purchased worldwide, according to the International Energy Agency. As more drivers plug in, New York is stepping up efforts to support them.
EV…
A Bold Vision for Premium Travel
Mercedes-Benz is turning heads with the Vision V, a luxurious electric van concept that blurs the line between people carrier and private jet. Though it shares a name with the V-Class, Mercedes says it’s more of an S-Class on wheels. And once you step inside, you’ll understand why.
This…
Why Go Electric Without Going Broke?
Electric cars are more accessible than ever—and you don’t need to sacrifice your wallet to join the movement. Whether you're seeking a practical commuter or testing EV waters before committing long-term, there's now a solid lineup of affordable electric vehicles for U.S. buyers. From hatchbacks to compact SUVs, these…
EV Owners Aren’t Looking Back
A recent McKinsey & Company report shows a major shift in buyer behavior. In the U.S., 76% of EV owners say their next car will also be electric—a sharp jump from 56% last year. Improved charging access, more affordable models, and better range are all driving the shift.
Satisfaction is…
Cost: Premium or Practical?
Tesla’s lineup skews premium. The Model 3 starts around $39,000, and the Model Y climbs to $47,000. Its luxury offerings, like the Model S and X, can cross the $90K mark. Tesla offsets this with lower long-term maintenance and regular over-the-air updates.
BYD takes a more accessible approach. Entry-level models such…
What’s Next for Battery Tech?
Battery tech is evolving faster than ever—and it’s sparking heated discussion across the EV community. A recent online thread asked: Which new battery innovations actually look promising right now? The responses revealed a mix of cautious optimism, grounded realism, and a growing focus on practical, scalable improvements.
A popular short-term…
The Internet’s Most Polarizing Paint Debate
A lighthearted post on Reddit asking if white EVs look the best quickly spiraled into a full-blown debate over color, style, and personal taste.
Some claimed white gives electric vehicles a sleek, futuristic look. Others said it’s the most boring choice on the road. What began as a casual…
No Tiny EVs for the U.S.
Volkswagen has officially confirmed what many suspected: small, affordable EVs won’t be coming to the U.S. anytime soon. While Europe is getting ready for budget-friendly models like the ID.1, ID.2, and the new ID.Every1, American drivers will have to look elsewhere.
At the New York Auto Show, VW Group…
Big Rebate, Bigger Push for EVs
New York is shifting its EV goals into high gear with a new $30 million boost to make electric vehicles more accessible. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the latest round of funding for the Drive Clean Rebate program, offering up to $2,000 off the purchase or lease of over 60…