Two weeks ago, Elon Musk shared a computer rendering of what it might be like to travel underground via the new automotive transit system that his new company — The Boring Company — was hoping to bring to reality. This weekend, we saw...
Weekly show about future cars and future car technology. This week news about: The Ampera-e’s super-slow European roll out; why Tesla is turning down Supercharger speeds for certain high Supercharger-use electric cars; the first autonomous...
Volkswagen might be coming out of the Dieselgate scandal still, but it’s determined to set itself up as a major automaker that can do anything any other automaker can. Including lead the world in electric vehicles. So much so that this week,...
Just seven months after they were announced, Tesla has begun taking $1,000 deposits for its Solar Tile (Solar Roof) energy product. One month later than initially planned (Tesla had said it would take deposits starting in April 2017), Tesla says it...
Several Transport Evolved viewers have reached out to me to pass on the news that Opel Norway has been dragging its feet on the official European launch of the Opel Ampera-e — Opel’s rebadged Chevrolet Bolt EV. Indeed, after obtaining...
Over the weekend another Supercharger story surfaced which suggested that some owners, especially those who use the Supercharger network a lot, were experiencing maximum charge rates during their car’s Supercharger sessions that were far smaller...
As Tesla continues its assault on the mainstream automotive market, stealing more and more market share from established luxury and premium brands, some of those automaker are starting to fight back, devising their own plans to build high-power...