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2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Gets More Storage vs. 2024: Pics
The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E is set to hit the market with several updates that enhance both functionality and appeal. While it doesn’t feature a full midcycle refresh, Ford has introduced new elements, including a standard heat pump for better energy efficiency and an available Sport Appearance Package for the Premium trim. The updated model […]
Why EVs Are Surprisingly Great in Winter Driving Conditions
Electric vehicles (EVs) often face criticism for losing range during the winter months due to cold temperatures and the energy demands of cabin heating and defrosters. While this drawback can limit the distance EVs can travel in colder weather, there’s an often-overlooked advantage that makes them an excellent choice for winter driving: superior traction and […]
Future Ford EVs May Get Charging Price Evaluation System
Ford has recently filed a patent for a new charging price evaluation system aimed at enhancing the electric vehicle (EV) experience for future owners. Submitted on May 1, 2023, and published on November 7, 2024, under serial number 0367547, this system is designed to help EV drivers better understand the costs associated with third-party charging […]
2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Ditches Windshield Wiper De-Icer
The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E brings several updates designed to improve the electric crossover, making it even more appealing to buyers. Ford has consistently refined the Mach-E each year, focusing on upgrades in affordability, efficiency, and performance. The latest model introduces some exciting additions, although it loses a key feature—the windshield wiper de-icer, previously standard […]
Ford’s New Tesla Charging Adapter: Robust, Reliable, and Ready for the Road
Ford EV owners now have a new and improved way to access Tesla’s Supercharger network thanks to a redesigned charging adapter developed in partnership with Lectron. This adapter bridges the gap between Ford’s Combined Charging Standard (CCS) plugs and Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) chargers. After an earlier batch of adapters faced reliability issues, […]
EV Batteries May Last Longer Than Expected, Says Stanford Study
A recent study from the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center suggests that electric vehicle (EV) batteries could last up to 40% longer than previously believed, thanks to real-world driving habits. Published in Nature Energy, the research highlights that activities like stop-and-go traffic, highway cruising, short trips, and extended parked periods positively impact battery longevity. This discovery could […]
Electric Cars Could Outlast Expectations: A New Era for EV Longevity
Electric vehicles (EVs) have long been perceived as having limited lifespans due to concerns about battery degradation and high replacement costs. However, mounting evidence suggests that EV batteries are far more durable than previously thought. Recent studies indicate that many EV batteries maintain over 80% of their original capacity even after a decade on the […]
Comparing EV Road Trips: CCS vs. Tesla Superchargers – A Real-World Test
In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), the reliability and convenience of charging networks remain crucial for road-tripping success. YouTuber AgingWheels recently revisited a fascinating experiment to test how much progress has been made in EV charging infrastructure over the past year. In 2023, he took a Kia EV6 on a road trip from […]
Why You Should Avoid Knockoff NACS to CCS Adapters
As Tesla’s Supercharger network opens to more electric vehicle (EV) brands across North America, adapters allowing existing EVs to charge at these stations have surged in popularity. However, not all NACS to CCS DC fast charging adapters are created equal, and opting for cheaper, knockoff versions can pose serious risks. While these imitation products may […]
Surviving the Snowpocalypse: How Electric Cars Fare in Freezing Temperatures
In the wake of a January 2022 winter storm that paralyzed Interstate 95 in Virginia, leaving hundreds of motorists stranded for over 24 hours, questions abound. What caused the shutdown, and how can we prevent similar situations in the future? Amidst these queries, a hypothetical but thought-provoking question emerged: What if all these stranded vehicles […]