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Waymo will begin mapping the streets of Munich in the next few weeks. Service should start next year.
By: Nico Demattia
In a recent video from The Fast Lane EV, you get to see how Tesla's Full Self-Driving system works on the steepest dirt road in America.
Why this dealership's charger has the most absurd electricity rate I've ever seen. And it's intentional.
Scout Motors is bringing two concepts of its electric Traveler SUV to the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience for fans to see in person.
By: Nico DeMattia
A recent study that tested the battery longevity of 500,000 EVs over 100,000 miles showed that the Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y degraded more than most.
In a recent email sent to some preorder customers, Slate reportedly allowed them to move their delivery date up to as soon as December 2026.
By: Nico DeMattia
My favorite BMW engine of this century isn’t any of the twin-turbocharged monsters in modern M cars, or even the absolutely brilliant B58 (that’s my second
A few years ago, I sold an E90 3 Series. It was a 2006 BMW 325i sedan, in Monaco Blue with tan leather and 164,000-ish miles, for those wondering. And I sold it for $4000. That might seem like a low number for a 3 Series, but it was almost 20 years old at the time and had some wear and tear. However, I do wonder if I made a grave mistake, since a literal […]
By: Nico DeMattia
Volkswagen just added IQ.DRIVE, its latest and greatest advanced driver assistance systems, to the ID.Buzz, Atlas, Tiguan, and Golf families.
In this range test, you get to see how much more efficient the Chevy Bolt is when averaging 80 mph versus 70 mph on the highway from 100% charge down to 1%.
