Tech: 5 Innovative Technologies Coming Your Way In 2020
Thinking of buying a car in 2020? Auto technology is ever-evolving. Automakers are continually making cars more fuel-efficient, more secure, more autonomous.
Thinking of buying a car in 2020? Auto technology is ever-evolving. Automakers are continually making cars more fuel-efficient, more secure, more autonomous.
In the last few years, Pebble Beach has also become ground zero for the introduction of bespoke electric cars. This year is no different with concepts and electric hypercars introduced both as concepts and as full-fledged production-ready vehicles.
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.
Today, even before an EV rolls into a fleet garage or depot, fleet personnel have to evaluate their operational needs in the context of electrification.
With its decades of experience, Toyota really knows how to build a great hybrid. But how do you choose between a regular hybrid and a plug-in?
Toyota, one of the world’s largest automakers, and Subaru, one of the smaller ones, this week announced they will work together on a new EV platform.
The 2019 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is the best choice for families seeking a vehicle that can seat seven, which includes adults (not little kids) in the third-row seat.
Which brings us to the 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid, which is actually a plug-in hybrid. It’s Subaru’s first car with a plug.
The car buying process isn’t as simple as hitting a button on an app to order a ride-share service pickup, but it is moving in that direction.
Well, here I go with my best objective look at my 10-month-old Chevrolet Volt and how it’s worked in my life.