A study shows that Tesla’s Supercharger network is losing its lead over other public networks. Some Nissan Ariya models are being recalled for an old-fashioned oil leak. And the Chevy Blazer EV has a lower base price. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
Chevrolet has lowered the base price of the existing Blazer EV LT and RS models for 2025, but there’s a catch. In both cases, features that were previously bundled are optionally included Price of Chevy Blazer EV 2025. And with lower-priced front-wheel-drive LT and high-performance SS versions still on the way, more models will soon join the lineup.
New survey data shows that Tesla’s supercharger network may be losing its edge—and that was before the company cut back on that entire operation. According to JD Power’s recent survey on satisfaction with public charging, the Tesla Supercharger network isn’t necessarily getting worse, but simply put, other networks are catching up.
And a small amount The Nissan Ariya electric vehicle is being recalled due to something electric vehicles rarely encounter—oil leaks. In this case, a manufacturing problem could lead to an oil leak in the transmission motor, potentially leading to excessive wear. Nissan is replacing the entire transmission motor assembly in just 84 affected vehicles.
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