EV NewsVycarb Proves Affordable CO2 Storage in Seawater Is Within Reach
Brooklyn's Vycarb achieves a milestone in storing low-purity CO2 in seawater, offering an affordable path to carbon capture and storage.
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EV NewsBrooklyn Startup Vycarb Achieves Breakthrough in Storing Impure CO2 in Seawater
Vycarb, a Brooklyn startup, successfully stores low-purity CO2 in seawater, making carbon capture more affordable and accessible. See how this breakthrough could shape CCS.
Industry & MarketsFAW-VW Unveils ID. AURA T6 with Localized Smart Tech, Targets China's EV Mainstream
FAW-Volkswagen opens pre-sales for the ID. AURA T6 at 135,900 yuan, offering up to 660 km range and local smart tech to win Chinese buyers.
Classic CarsA Remarkable Survivor: The 1974 Ford Courier with Just Two Owners
Discover a two-owner 1974 Ford Courier survivor with original paint, manuals, and factory tool kit, plus a vintage 'Slick Chick' camper top.
Classic CarsA Genuine Barn Find: 1984 Jaguar XJ-S Emerges After 15 Years
A 1984 Jaguar XJ-S, hidden for 15 years, emerges as a true barn find. Non-running but protected by a dry climate, it's offered with no reserve.
EV NewsThe Quiet Electric Aviation Boom Is Being Hamstrung by Trump Family Business Ties
Discover how regulatory delays, tied to Trump associates' interests, are choking the real electric aviation industry while Silicon Valley's flying cars stay grounded.
Classic CarsRough but Ready: 1972 Plymouth Duster 340 Offers Potential
This 1972 Plymouth Duster 340 shows its age with dings and dents, but could be a hidden gem for classic car enthusiasts seeking an affordable project.
EV NewsCalifornia Takes Legal Action Against Federal Move to Scrap Wind Projects
California has sued the Trump administration over wind project cancellations, a move that could affect clean energy supplies for EV charging networks. Explore the implications.
Classic Cars1969 Ford Mustang Emerges from a 35-Year Garage Nap
A 1969 Ford Mustang has emerged from a 35-year slumber in a garage. Despite its tired look, it's a solid project with a V8 engine.
EV NewsHow Digital Twins and Sensor Fusion Are Making Intersections Safer and Smoother
Discover how digital twin technology and multi-sensor data fusion at Rockies National Lab reduce intersection accidents, save commute time, and lower emissions.
Autonomous & SoftwareChinese Carmakers Pile Into Humanoid Robots, Chasing Tesla’s Vision
Chinese carmakers like BYD, Geely, and Nio are racing into humanoid robots, seeing them as a future profit engine similar to Tesla's bet on robotics.
EV NewsNew Rule Could Raise Fuel Costs for Heavy-Duty Trucking Fleets
Explore how relaxed fuel efficiency rules for heavy trucks could lead to higher diesel costs for fleets.
EV NewsSierra Club Opposes Secret Yosemite Land Transfer for Private Road
Sierra Club criticizes secret plan to transfer Yosemite land for a private developer's road, citing threats to the park's integrity.
Classic CarsShed Find: 1967 Chevrolet Impala Convertible
A 1967 Chevrolet Impala Convertible emerges from a shed, offering a promising restoration project for classic car enthusiasts.
EV NewsKentucky Regulators Launch Probe into Rising Power Bills Amid Affordability Push
Kentucky's utility regulator opens an investigation into high electricity costs and affordability, drawing input from utilities and customers to find solutions.
EV NewsVicious Cycle: Stronger El Niños Heat the Planet, Heating Fuels Stronger El Niños, Study Finds
New study reveals a troubling feedback loop: stronger El Niños drive global heating, which in turn fuels more powerful El Niños. Urgent action needed.
Classic CarsThe 9-Second Wagon: This Nitrous-Breathing 1983 Malibu Is All Business
A 1983 Chevrolet Malibu wagon turned into a nitrous-powered drag car that runs 9-second quarters. Unconventional, fast, and undeniably cool.
EV NewsKia Recalls Over 21,000 EV9 SUVs: Airbag System May Overlook Child Occupants
Kia recalls over 21,000 EV9 SUVs due to a software glitch that could fail to detect a child in the front seat, affecting airbag deployment.
Industry & MarketsQuestion of the Day: Are Recalls Becoming the New Norm?
Are vehicle recalls becoming too frequent? We explore the balance between safety and automaker accountability.
Classic CarsA 1966 Plymouth Satellite with the Legendary 426 Hemi Under the Hood
Discover a rare 1966 Plymouth Satellite equipped with the legendary 426 Hemi V8. A true Mopar icon with luxury trim and muscle car performance.
EV NewsSolar Schools Surge: One in Seven US Students Now Learn in Solar-Powered Buildings
Over 10,800 U.S. schools now run on solar, meaning 1 in 7 students attends a solar-powered campus, though battery storage lags behind.
EV NewsFirst Drive: The Porsche Cayenne Electric Is the Most Powerful Porsche Ever—and It's an SUV
We drove the Porsche Cayenne Electric in Aspen—the most powerful Porsche ever. Here's our first-drive review, covering performance, charging, and quirks.
Industry & MarketsBMW's New Standard Safety Suite Makes Doors Smarter Than Ever
BMW's Neue Klasse models get standard active safety features, including a smart door that prevents opening until it's safe, signaling a shift from crash protection to accident prevention.
Batteries & ChargingAustralia's largest car dealer notes a decisive shift: EV owners show little interest in returning to petrol vehicles
Australia's largest car dealer says EV buyers rarely return to petrol cars, signaling a permanent shift in consumer preference towards electric driving.