At the 2019 Pebble Beach Concours, Karma showed off the Revero GT. It was first introduced at the Auto Shanghai in April 2019, and Karma brought it to North America to announce pricing and availability. Karma released a Revero back in 2017, which was basically a re-do of the Fisker Karma from back in 2012.… Continue reading Karma Revero GT set for Q4 of 2019
The new 2020 Chevy Bolt EV gets a battery pack upgraded which will increase the overall capacity to 66 kWh, thus increasing the EPA range to 259 miles per charge. That equates to a 21 mile increase over the previous 60 kWh battery pack. The additional good news is that the price will remain the… Continue reading 2020 Chevrolet Bolt gets increase in range
Porsche announced that it’s first EV, the Porsche Taycan, will make its global debut on September 4, 2019. The event will be live streamed on Porsche’s dedicated video microsite here: https://newstv.porsche.com/en/ Other than seeing the production version in detail, we are also expecting to get Taycan pricing details as well as release dates and launch… Continue reading Porsche Taycan World Debut September 4
The Frankfurt International Motor Show is scheduled for September 10-22, 2019, and Mercedes will be showing off some of their electric vehicle plans. Of course, most of the recent press release talks about their gasoline powered vehicle, but there are 2 electric vehicles mentioned. Mercedes-Benz will present a new show car that will “celebrate the… Continue reading Mercedes Benz EQV and new EQ Concept headed to Frankfurt 2019
Perhaps slightly ironic, BMW released a teaser photo of their self-driving electric SUV the iNext by showing a photo of the steering wheel. And it’s a nice wheel, but I’d rather see what the outside looks like without camouflage. BMW designed the wheel to help drivers know which way it’s pointed, quickly, for when they… Continue reading BMW teased new picture of it’s iNext SUV, and it’s just a steering wheel
It’s the announcement everyone in North America who likes small cars was dreading – that Honda wouldn’t be bringing their small little electric vehicle the ‘e’ over to North America. Instead, the Honda e will be a low-volume EV available only in Europe and Japan. To lessen the blow, Honda coupled the announcement with news… Continue reading Honda e will be available in Europe, Japan only
