Less than 24 hours after Tesla once again grabbed the world’s attention with the unveiling of the awesome Roadster and its semi-trailer electric truck, GM’s former vice president Bob Lutz threw some shade on the groundbreaking automaker. “The company, folks, is going out of business. At this rate they’ll never get to 2019”, Lutz said in an interview with CNBC. ...
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It’s been called the Airbnb of the automotive world, and in a way that’s exactly what Turo is. Just like Airbnb lets users rent out their homes to tourists in need at a rate that is usually more affordable than booking a hotel room or cottage, Turo let’s its users rent out their vehicles to others just like a rental ...
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Don’t be blinded by the logos on the car. Look at the car. What do you see? Hang on, I’ll tell you. The 2018 Kia Stinger GT is the result of a hard-working brand putting their best foot forward. Actually, it’s more than that. Kia’s put roughly six years of work into the Stinger since the unveiling of the GT ...
Read More »NEW CAR: The new Tesla Roadster reaches 100 km/h in less than 2.0 seconds
True to form, Tesla stole the show yesterday in California by unveiling not only its new truck, but also a new Roadster capable of reaching 100 km/h in just 1.9 seconds. Top speed? No less than 400 km/h. Elon Musk’s ultimate goal with the Roadster? Give a “hardcore smackdown” to gasoline cars. The analogy drawn straight from a WWE wrestling ...
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Tesla is getting ready to unveil a new product tonight which means that, essentially, the world will stop turning for a few moments. Like the late Steve Jobs when he introduced a new iPhone, Elon Musk has mastered the art of captivating crowds and generating a level of craze that other manufacturers can only envy from afar. New Tesla Model ...
Read More »LIST: 12 cities agree to only buy electric buses starting in 2025
The mayors of 12 global cities recently signed the C40 Fossil-Fuel-Free Streets declaration, which aims to promote the adoption of mass transit that emit no polluting emissions. In other words, these cities announced that starting in 2025, they will only buy electric buses for their transportation network. London, Paris, Los Angeles, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Quito, Vancouver, Mexico City, Milan, Seattle, Auckland ...
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