Electric vehicles (EVs) could end up using a lot of electricity, but improving their efficiency to support them could significantly reduce the need for new network infrastructure, cut energy consumption, and save consumers billions of dollars, according to a new study by the non-profit utility organization EPRI and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).
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04 Jun 2024Maserati reveals a luxury electric convertible.
Maserati GranTurismo Folgore receives a convertible sibling that will create a new niche market for electric vehicles in the USA.
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Electric cars have evolved at an extraordinary pace over the past decade, and there's no better illustration of this progress than remembering that the original Nissan Leaf from 2011 could only cover 109 miles before running out of juice. That meant you couldn't drive it from London to Birmingham without desperately searching for a socket at least once. But nowadays, electric cars with the longest range can traverse entire countries and still have battery charge to spare.
