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They grow up so fast: Tesla makes first-ever Model S recall for improperly installed seats
It was only a matter of time: Tesla issued its first recall this week over rear seat strike plate welds that may have been weakened by a faulty installation procedure.
Is reaching US emissions standards proving to be more of a dream than reality for automakers?
The recent boost in sales incentives for electric vehicles could be another sign of the challenge automakers face to meet future U.S. emission standards, which could lead to even more trouble down the road.
Stop ‘n swap: Tesla confirms swappable battery packs for Model S
Tesla's swappable battery pack could put an end to range anxiety, but first the California carmaker has to prove that it works.
Tred test drive service delivers new car buying experience straight to your door
Tired of trekking to the dealership in order to buy a new car, kids in tow? Well a new Seattle-based test drive service called Tred is looking to make that ordeal a lot easier.
Moto-Electra successfully completes record-setting coast-to-coast EV motorcycle run
Last we reported, the Moto-Electra team was preparing for a three-day motorcycle EV journey from Florida to Santa Monica. Just last week, the team completed the record-setting journey, albeit in 3.5 days.
Silex HyperChargers charge EVs hyper-fast but aren’t so hyper-real
Silex has some pretty cool energy projects on its website including a HyperCharger system that recharges 200kWh EVs in less than 10 minutes and a 640-horsepower luxury EV sedan called the Chreos.The catch is, neither exist.
Would you buy an Aston Martin plug-in ‘huubrid?’ German auto parts juggernaut Bosch hopes so
Bosch has made us very happy today, as it has built the first-ever Aston Martin plug-in hybrid, which, coincidentally, is also the first all-wheel drive Aston. Powered by a V12 and two electric motors, the DB9 hybrid will go 0-62mph 20 percent faster than the…
Diesel powertrains gaining popularity in US according to new consumer report
A new Consumer News study reveals that nearly one–third of potential car buyers surveyed say they are likely to consider a diesel as their next vehicle. But is their perception of the advantages of the alternative powertrain off base?
No, you can’t get an unpainted McLaren P1 – at least not yet
A recent McLaren P1 customer wrongfully assumed that he could get the entire hypercar without paint, leaving it as bare carbon fiber – and for free.
An ‘Old School’ Touch: Ford adds more traditional knobs to MyTouch infotainment system
Ford has announced that the MyTouch system featured in the new F-150 with more traditional buttons and knobs will be integrated into more vehicles. But will it be enough to please the critics of the carmaker’s infotainment system?
The PGO Cévenne Speedster is one water snake you won’t be afraid to swim with
Powered by a 1.4-liter BMW inline four-cylinder, the PGO Cévennes combines the motoring prestige of the Porsche 356 with a touch of fanciful, if not foolish-looking, French design.
Could driving an Audi become less stressful than driving other cars?
A new research initiative with Audi and MIT not only seeks to address some of the stress associated with driving, but it could also held drive some of the future design elements of Audi vehicles.
Lamborghini preparing Gallardo replacement for Frankfurt Motor Show debut
Lamborghini is prepping a replacement for its entry level supercar, with the same V10 engine and a lightweight carbon fiber body.
Supercar builders combine with Rossion’s purchase of Mosler
Mosler and Rossion aren't familiar names to most people, but the cars they build definitely deserve attention.
Ford claims its regenerative braking tech has saved over 100-million gallons of gas
Over the last 15 years, since Ford rolled out its first regenerative braking-fitted car, the American automaker estimates it has saved customers over 100-million gallons in gas, which could power a car around the globe over 100,000 times.