The future of driving is electric. Here you’ll find EV care tips, charging insights, and updates on hybrid technologies that are changing how we think about cars and sustainability.
Let’s just rip the band-aid off up front: no, electric cars don’t need oil changes. That whole routine, every 5,000 miles, book an appointment, wait for an hour while your car gets a fresh quart of oil and a courtesy vacuum, isn’t part of owning an EV. So if you’ve been dreading that first oil … Read more
Every time you slow your car down, energy is involved. In a regular gas-powered car, when you hit the brakes, that energy just turns into heat and disappears into the air, wasted. Electric vehicles, on the other hand, decided to be smarter about it. Regenerative braking (often just called “regen”) flips the script. Instead of … Read more
In 2025, U.S. buyers can get up to $7,500 off a new electric vehicle at the dealership through the federal Clean Vehicle Credit, and up to $4,000 off a used EV. Colorado offers an additional $5,000 state rebate, California gives between $2,000 and $7,500, and New Jersey adds $4,000 plus a full sales tax exemption. … Read more
If you’re considering buying an electric vehicle (EV) or already own one, one of the most common and important questions you’ll encounter is this: Most EV batteries today are designed to last between 10 and 20 years, with warranties covering at least 8 years or 100,000 miles. If you ever need to replace the battery … Read more
Disconnecting the battery terminals in a vehicle is one of the most overlooked yet essential procedures for vehicle safety and maintenance. Car owners, mechanics, and even seasoned drivers often face situations that involve interacting with a car battery. Improper handling can damage electrical systems, cause physical injuries, or result in costly repairs. Knowing when, how, … Read more
Shoppers face an important decision when choosing between hybrid and fully electric vehicles. Marketing slogans and flashy ads do not tell the full story. The choice impacts daily convenience, long-term costs, and driving habits. Some buyers want fuel savings without giving up gas-powered security. Others want a fully electric experience with zero emissions. Price, infrastructure, … Read more
