Here are the biggest EV-related stories, debuts, and reviews from the past month. — via drivingdotca autonews autoindustry EV electricvehicle automotiveindustry technology
For 2022, CR has highlighted the top 10 most reliable electric vehicles, naming a bunch of Korean-made rides, two Chevrolets, one Tesla, and one Porsche as the best picks for those looking to avoid unscheduled trips to the shop. And who isn’t, really? Porsche’s sporty Taycan crept onto the list, tying for the 10th position with the 2022 Hyundai Kona EV. Hyundai gets mentioned elsewhere on the survey for the Ioniq 5, and number of additional times through its familial relations to Kia.
We’ll know more shortly after EV expert Matthew Guy takes visits at Upcycle’s maritime headquarters.Article contentReliability is big, but it’s not the only thing that draws buyers into new vehicles.
The conclusion to this very serious and highly important review? “After more than four decades of service, these cars aren’t just a mechanical ride for children — they’re a vessel of nostalgia for former kids who’ve grown into unserious adults, into automotive writers, and into parents with kids of their own.”we’ve finally driven the Volkswagen ID Buzz