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Cadillac ad boss is happy controversial Poolside TV ad created debate
Remember Cadillac’s controversial commercial for it ELR plug-in hybrid? Did you find it provocative? If so, that’s a good thing…
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How more EV sales in America is hurting China’s environment
One of the bigger knocks against hybrid and electric vehicles is that while they don’t directly produce much in the…
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Why it’s difficult to accurately test the efficiency of a plug-in car
When it comes to electric vehicles and plug-ins in general, the Environmental Protection Agency-certified range is a hugely important number.…
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An early gas-electric hybrid was developed by…Exxon?
We’re not sure which aspect of Exxon’s 1970s-era efforts to develop advanced and electrified powertrains is the most ironic. There’s…
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EVs and autonomy may not be as harmonious as we think
Electric and autonomous vehicles have been developing in parallel and, quite often, in tandem as well. It’s been widely stated…
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Lamborghini may bring a hybrid Espada successor to market in 2025
Lamborghini’s CEO Stefano Domenicali was recently interviewed by Automotive News. And in the interview, there are some tantalizing tidbits about…
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Mazda development chief discusses future rotary platform
The switch can again be flicked from “The Rotary Engine is Doomed” to “The Rotary Engine Lives!” Mazda is re-tooling…
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Pro thieves in San Francisco steal 180-pound Toyota Prius battery pack
Anyone who’s lived in California will advise you to never leave anything of value out and visible inside a parked…
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Washington Post hacked a Chevy Volt to see if it spies on you
“When I buy a car, I assume the data I produce is owned by me,” Washington Post technology editor Geoffrey…
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The ‘tipping point’ for wide EV adoption has arrived. Now what?
For those of us not schooled in the deep analytics of our economy—-your correspondent included—a reference to a “tipping point”…
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