Reviving EV batteries, obsolete sedans, dealerships and electric vehicles: Car News Today
State franchise laws still present a different reality for electric vehicle shoppers, depending on the location. In the transition to electric, will sedans become obsolete? And can EV battery depletion be reversed by a certain charging method? This and more, here at Green Car Report.
US Department of Energy research may have found a way to “revive” lithium-ion batteries — resistant to degradation and extend their useful life up to 30%. But the idea has yet to translate to real-world use.
According to new data, dealers make more money per transaction in 2021, amid short supply and strong demand. Since some of the same constraints apply to pending models like the F-150 Lightning — and contrasted with the approaches taken by Tesla, Lucid, and Rivian—Do state franchise laws impede the adoption of electric vehicles??
During the transition to electricity, sedans are giving way to more rounded kammback designs. Let’s take a look at why the push for better aerodynamics means full-fledged three-box sedans are becoming more and more like the past.
And ends at Motor Authority: Mitsubishi has revealed the return of the sporty Ralliart in a concept built on the Outlander Plug-In Hybrid.
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