When the topic of driverless cars is brought up, most conversations typically surround the benefits autonomous vehicles bring to traffic safety, productivity and transportation accessibility. But another important topic that needs to be discussed is fuel efficiency.
Thinking of buying a car in 2020? Auto technology is ever-evolving. Automakers are continually making cars more fuel-efficient, more secure, more autonomous.
While EVs present a big environmental boost and economic potential, one area that will likely be disrupted is traditional maintenance and repairs at automotive dealers.
For already stretched student finances, it’s not easy to blend in the overall cost of a car. You must worry about buying a car and insurance, so fuel efficiency has the biggest impact on monthly maintenance.
The award-winning Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV was the first plug-in hybrid SUV to market and is one of the lowest cost ones available, though it has yet to make it to America.
Another ongoing concern in the electric cars vs. gas cars discussion is the fate of thousands of people who work in gas stations were we to fully transition to electric vehicles.
After driving a 2018 Toyota Highlander LT Plus, it was obvious to me that it is ready to take on rivals.
These features are only a few of the reasons why the new BMW C Evolution Electric Scooter is a game changer.
Eric Lundgren took his junkyard dog BMW electric car with 90 percent recycled parts and made a run for a Guinness Record. Built at a cost of $13,800 in 45 days with no R&D and three-year-old batteries repackaged from broken cells, “The Phoenix” was going to challenge the current record for the furthest distance driven by an electric car on a single charge.
Most used hybrids have less overall maintenance, better fuel efficiency and are very durable. When we consider the pros versus the cons and how they may affect your way of life, you can make a more informed decision about what will work best for you.