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Never heard of this site before but was a slightly interesting read
www.torquenews.com
A Chevy Equinox EV Owner Says He Eliminated Range Anxiety at −18°F, “Just Multiply mi/kWh by Battery Percentage”, Showing the Math Delivers Accurate Real-World Range While Keeping the Cabin at 72 Degrees With Full Heat
"Don’t give in to anxiety," warns one Equinox EV driver who successfully navigated a −18°F deep freeze by using Trip 2 data to outsmart the car's pessimistic range estimates.
www.torquenews.com
Isn’t InsideEVs the site that printed all the stuff about Scout delaying one or the other of the power trains?
No I think it was a different one. Autopian or something like that if I am remembering correctly.
100%. They aren’t all terrible but they are all in sales in an industry that is infested with sharks so I’d give that a yes. The good realtors can’t seem to survive-unfortunately
I really like to see this. Come on US Get your Sh%%. together.
electrek.co
BEVs take 1/3 of new car sales in UK in December, already meeting 2026 target
In a time where some cowardly countries are rolling back targets, UK is ahead of its already-ambitious timeline for EV adoption.
electrek.co
I don’t know where to put this, here seems as good place as any.
The G Wagon has a backpack. More like a lunchbox actually.
The G Wagon has a backpack. More like a lunchbox actually.
Interesting. What could that possible hold?
Looks like they have a tail light out.
Interesting. What could that possible hold?
Attachments
I think the answer to the question is not much.
Googling it just kept turning up Spanish or Japanese articles so I couldn’t find out much with a simple search, but it kind of looks like portable charger storage.
Yes. I was just thinking. What am I missing here?
Showed this to my friend that works at a Mercedes Dealership. He said charging cable because Electric G Wagons are (Insert what you want here, because I guess the direct quote was removed.... Thanks SM Admin!)
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I forgot it’s CES. The Sony EV is there.
www.theverge.com
Sony and Honda’s Afeela EV will start customer deliveries in late 2026
Of course it’s an SUV.
www.theverge.com
What broke first in this attempt to drive a Chinese EREV one million km (621,000 miles)?
At 307,000 km (190,000 miles), the internal combustion engine had a catastrophic failure and destroyed itself when its timing chain tensioner failed.
I'm back from my holiday break, did I miss anything good?
Some notes:
- the IONNA chargers are open at Wawa. I want to see if I can snap a good pic where you can see both the IONNA and Tesla charging stations. As invested as I am in this community I'm not super in the weeds on charging types, I'm wondering if IONNA uses CCS which is why they decided to open in the same parking lot as NACS? Either way, pretty cool to have three ways to "fuel up" in the same spot.
- My wife's car (24 Volvo XC90) was in the shop for a few days (warranty repairs/inspection/our own logistics of getting it back) so we had a 26 (i think? the newest one) XC90 as a loaner for a few days. This model has the full touchscreen interface compared to the 24 which is kind of a hybrid on that front. Surprisingly easy to use and really responsive, but I do wish there were physical buttons. Her lease isn't up for another year so wondering what 27 will bring.
Still thinking about my Scout every day.
Some notes:
- the IONNA chargers are open at Wawa. I want to see if I can snap a good pic where you can see both the IONNA and Tesla charging stations. As invested as I am in this community I'm not super in the weeds on charging types, I'm wondering if IONNA uses CCS which is why they decided to open in the same parking lot as NACS? Either way, pretty cool to have three ways to "fuel up" in the same spot.
- My wife's car (24 Volvo XC90) was in the shop for a few days (warranty repairs/inspection/our own logistics of getting it back) so we had a 26 (i think? the newest one) XC90 as a loaner for a few days. This model has the full touchscreen interface compared to the 24 which is kind of a hybrid on that front. Surprisingly easy to use and really responsive, but I do wish there were physical buttons. Her lease isn't up for another year so wondering what 27 will bring.
Still thinking about my Scout every day.
Also reminding myself that over a 5 year period I'd expect to spend about $15k on gas assuming prices stayed the same (lol), so I'm happy to flex a bit on the upfront of cost on the Scout since I know I'll be making it back by not having to fill up anymore.
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