Announcements

Are you a resident of Washington state? If so, there’s good news if you’re considering an electric car. If you make less than about $90,000 a year, you may be eligible for pretty significant EV rebates – which can be added to the $7,500 federal incentive.

Ford is at it again, adjusting prices of its electric vehicles to keep up with shifting demand. This time, the popular F-150 Lightning electric pickup has received a round of cuts, with one of the most popular models now starting below $70,000 MSRP.

Nissan has dropped pricing of the excellent Ariya crossover across the board. Depending on trim level, the Ariya is now up to $6,000 less expensive than before. Ariya drivers will also be able to access Tesla Superchargers later in 2024.

Built in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Volkswagen ID.4 is one of the top 10 selling electric cars in the U.S. It continues to qualify for the $7,500 tax incentive - and the better news is that the 2024 model year will also bring some impressive updates.

Ford was the first manufacturer of many to announce that it would adopt the Tesla charging plug and provide its drivers access to the Tesla Supercharger network. Now, it’s ready to ship free plug adapters so Ford drivers can access Tesla chargers on the go.

If you love the design of the Rivian R1S and R1T but want something smaller and more affordable, the company has good news. It’s about to reveal its new, smaller adventure vehicle, with a starting MSRP of less than $60,000.

Last year, seven automakers pledged to start a new high-speed charging network that would deploy 30,000 fast chargers across North America. Now, the company has a name, Ionna, and is on track to open its first station.

Since EVs are emissions-free, why not charge indoors, and have access to comfortable lounges with upscale amenities? Electrify America’s new flagship charging station shows what’s possible.

Toyota recently announced a massive expansion of its Kentucky manufacturing facility, which currently makes hybrid Camry and RAV4 models. The factory will produce a new large electric SUV, which should be eligible for federal incentives.

Honda’s first electric SUV, the Prologue, is arriving in dealerships this spring. It is an attractive package, with a starting MSRP of under $50,000, rapid charging, and strong EPA range estimates. Read on to learn more.

2024 is going to be a big year for electrification at Honda. Not only is it launching the Prologue electric SUV, but there is a new 2025 Civic Hybrid, and a fuel-cell electric CR-V as well. 

Going electric can save small and are businesses lots of money by reducing the costs for fueling and maintenance. Until now, most commercial electric vehicles have been adapted from their gasoline counterparts. Kia's new PBV lineup is built on a dedicated EV platform and has many advantages.

Last year, Sony and Honda unveiled their new Afeela sedan, which is due to go on sale in 2025. At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the companies showcased its advanced driver assistance and infotainment features in detail for the first time.

Tesla has dropped EPA range estimates for some of its models, including the best-selling Model Y and Plaid versions of the Model S and Model X. How much have they dropped, and should you be concerned? Read on to find out.

The Mercedes-Benz EQE and EQS sedans and SUVs are already range champions, regularly outperforming their EPA ratings. For 2024, they're getting even better, with a standard heat pump and additional enhancements that promise even more range and performance.