By Edward A. Sanchez – June 28, 2021 Being a capitalist at heart, I believe it is in the long-term interest of any b…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 25, 2021 Cars.com just released its 2021 American-Made Index Report , and for the first …

By Phil Royle – June 24, 2021 When it comes to EVs, charging is kind of important, so this week, The Watt Car podcas…

By Linda Beckemeyer – June 22, 2021 After shopping for a Hyundai Kona Electric and realizing that it was slightly sm…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 18, 2021 Tesla and Elon Musk, never the pair to shy away from controversy, has the indus…

By Phil Royle – June 17, 2021 This week, co-hosts Phil Royle and Edward A. Sanchez bag on and praise Tesla for its l…

By Brian Stark – June 16, 2021 Extreme E, an electric off-road racing series that launched this year, garnering ampl…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 15, 2021 With the introduction of the 2022 Lexus NX 450h+, Toyota is inching forward in …

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 14, 2021 With last week’s introduction of the Tesla Model S Plaid, some may wonder why a…

By Phil Royle – June 10, 2021 Podcast co-hosts Phil Royle and Edward A. Sanchez discuss Ed’s latest Tesla mobile ser…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 9, 2021 There is perhaps no other name as synonymous with automotive performance and pas…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 8, 2021 This week, the Associated Press posted a story noting how slow charging (or the…

By Phil Royle – June 3, 2021 This week, The Watt Car podcast co-hosts Phil Royle and Edward A.Sanchez kick off the c…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 2, 2021 When the BMW i3 came out in 2013, it seemed Munich was on its way to being a leg…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 1, 2021 Even more than a week later, the Ford F-150 Lightning EV continues to generate c…

By Edward A. Sanchez – June 1, 2021 After more than a year of carrying the uninspiring moniker C_Two, Rimac’s second…