EV Crash Safety: 8 Steps to Take After a Collision

EV Crash Safety: 8 Steps to Take After a Collision

In the minutes after an electric vehicle collision, EV crash safety comes down to a short list of decisions. Most of them favor distance over a close look.

2019 Hyundai Kona EV

5 Safety Tips for Buying a Used Electric Vehicle

Buying a used EV can deliver years of quiet, efficient driving. The safest choice is one supported by evidence: a healthy battery, valid coverage, workable charging, a transparent history and current software

2013 Fiat 500e EV

A Totaled EV Is Not Always at the End of its Useful Life

An EV can be declared a total loss after a collision even when the decision is driven by repair economics rather than the condition of every major system.

Going Green: Managing Environmental Contamination During the Transition of Fleet Operations to Electric

Going Green: Managing Environmental Contamination During the Transition of Fleet Operations to Electric

While replacing internal combustion engines with electric alternatives promises significant emissions reductions, the process introduces its own ecological challenges.

How Bidirectional Charging Could Turn Electric Trucks into Mobile Power Stations

How Bidirectional Charging Could Turn Electric Trucks into Mobile Power Stations

As battery capacity grows and charging technology improves, these vehicles can now support grid functions and make power available when and where it is needed most.

The Ultimate Guide to Extending Your Hybrid Battery Life

The Ultimate Guide to Extending Your Hybrid Battery Life

Take proactive steps to keep your dual-power vehicle operating smoothly for years. Simple tasks like monitoring cabin cleanliness and practicing smooth driving make a massive difference. You hold the power to protect your automotive investment and maximize fuel savings every day. Consistent care guarantees your vehicle remains reliable for your future travels.

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Electric Fleet Transitions Are Exposing Telematics Gaps Nobody Budgeted For

The vendors who get there first are going to take this market, and the ones still selling diesel-era routing engines with an EV badge stuck on the side are going to find out the hard way that fleet buyers have stopped grading on a curve.