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Chevy Equinox EV Recalled Over Braking Flaw

Chevy Equinox EV Recalled Over Braking Flaw

The Problem General Motors is recalling 2,890 Chevrolet Equinox EVs in the U.S. due to a software glitch in the adaptive cruise control (ACC) system. This flaw prevents the system from fully applying the brakes when deceleration is required, relying solely on regenerative braking instead. Affected models include all-wheel-drive variants built between July 25, 2024,…

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Tesla Shuts Down Kia Supercharger Hack

Tesla Shuts Down Kia Supercharger Hack

The Loophole That Let Kia EVs Charge Earlier this month, Kia EV owners discovered a surprising workaround: by identifying their vehicles as Hyundai models in the Tesla app, they could charge at Superchargers. This trick worked because Kia and Hyundai EVs share the same E-GMP platform, making them nearly indistinguishable to Tesla’s system. However, this…

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Lucid’s New Voice Assistant Leaves Alexa Behind

Lucid Motors has taken a bold step forward by replacing Amazon Alexa with its own advanced voice assistant, powered by SoundHound. This next-generation system offers EV drivers a more seamless, intelligent experience, moving beyond basic commands to deliver natural, context-aware conversations. Why Alexa Wasn’t Enough When Lucid first integrated Alexa, users encountered frustrating limitations like…

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Polestar Energy Revolutionizes Home EV Charging

Polestar continues its push to make home EV charging smarter, cheaper, and more efficient with the expansion of its Polestar Energy initiative. Now live in 11 markets, this innovative system helps customers reduce home charging costs by up to 30% while minimizing their environmental impact. Customers in Belgium and Switzerland are the latest to benefit,…

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2025 BMW i7: Unchanged but Still Impressive

2025 BMW i7: Unchanged but Still Impressive

No Major Updates for 2025 The 2025 BMW i7, the all-electric version of the automaker’s flagship 7-Series sedan, enters the new model year without significant changes. Even the pricing remains steady, except for a small increase in the destination fee, which now stands at $1,175. The base i7 eDrive50, powered by a single rear-wheel-drive motor…

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Volvo XC40 Recharge Becomes EX40

Volvo XC40 Recharge Becomes EX40

Volvo has renamed its first mass-produced EV, the XC40 Recharge, to the EX40 in the U.S. for the 2025 model year. The rebranding aligns with Volvo's global naming convention for electric vehicles, joining the ranks of the EX30 and EX90. The coupe-like C40 Recharge will also be renamed to EC40 but is taking a break…

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How to Plan EV Charging for New Apartment Complexes

How to Plan EV Charging for New Apartment Complexes

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, and apartment developers face rising demand to include charging options in their projects. A recent Reddit discussion highlighted key considerations for building owners planning EV charging infrastructure. From future-proofing to cost-efficient setups, here are the top insights for ensuring your apartment complex is ready for the EV era. Future-Proof…

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Toyota Mirai Drops to $17K with $15K Free Fuel

Toyota Mirai Drops to $17K with $15K Free Fuel

Southern California drivers now have the chance to purchase the 2024 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedan at prices comparable to subcompact gasoline cars. Thanks to Toyota’s eye-popping discounts of up to 70% off, the Mirai XLE, typically priced at $51,285, is now available for as little as $17,005 (including destination fees). The higher-end Mirai Limited,…

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