Tesla - Car Reporters

Trouble Brewing: Ford’s Model e EV Program

1Dec

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, Ford

Trouble Brewing: Ford’s Model e EV Program

For the first time in 10 years, demand for EVs has begun dropping below expectations due to issues such as a stagnant economy and inflation concerns. (more…)

3May

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

Chevrolet

GM to Discontinue Chevy Bolt in 2023

GM is pulling the plug on the Chevrolet Bolt so they can use the production plant to make electric Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups in 2024. (more…)

10Nov

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

Ford, Honda, Tesla, Toyota

What Are Some of the Best Car Stocks to Invest in Right Now?

Are you looking for a place to put your money to help it grow? If so, you might want to consider investing in some of the best car stocks in the market. (more…)

2Nov

By Carl DurrekNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, Luxury Cars, Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce Previews Its $400k Electric Car

Just when you thought there couldn’t be any showstopping announcements about electric cars left in 2022, Rolls-Royce took the stage with jaw-dropping news. This luxury brand announced its first-ever electric vehicle, and it’s going to be amazing. The Spectre, the first of potentially several electric cars to come from this automaker, is expected to go into production late in 2023. Shoppers should anticipate spending $400k to bring one of these innovative electric cars home. Here’s what we know so far: A Fresh But Recognizable Look The Spectre is a two-door coupe that uses rear-hinged suicide doors. The fast-track body and doors will remind you of Rolls-Royce’s popular Wraith. Even though this EV is only a two-door rig, it’s longer than the Rolls-Royce Cullinan but shorter than ...

17Oct

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

Car Types, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GM, Honda, Jeep, Mazda, Nissan, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota

7 Things to Consider When Comparing American and Japanese Cars

Even though it feels like the waters are muddied when picking vehicles, there are still some distinct differences between American and Japanese cars. (more…)

19Oct

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, GMC, Trucks

The Return of the Hummer is a Departure

We will see a Hummer show itself in the market once again. The big gas-guzzling go-anywhere vehicle was part of the automotive world returns in a new form. (more…)

12Jun

By Rocco PennNo Comments

Brands, Tesla

The Start of the Reaction

As the development of new technologies continues, the use of these items inside our vehicles can mean we see discounts offered for the models that we drive and enjoy on the road. These discounts can come from the insurance companies that we pay to cover our vehicle and ourselves in case of an accident. Now that we’re moving closer to having autonomous models on the road to be able to drive without a person behind the wheel at all, the interest has grown for us to make sure we use these new systems when on the road. (more…)

22Mar

By Thomas CampbellNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, Tesla

Model 3: Better Late than Never

The Pied Piper of the automotive world has been Elon Musk. When he makes an announcement regarding a new Tesla model or the next version that we’re going to see on the market, we often get in line, nod along to what he has to say, and follow him down the path. While Musk has certainly become one of the most polarizing and intriguing personalities in the world, Tesla hasn’t ever been able to deliver on a vehicle at the stated deadline. Why we thought it would be different with the Model 3 is still a mystery, but now, we finally have the base priced Model 3. (more…)

18Aug

By Manny BatemanNo Comments

BMW, Chevrolet, Mercedes-Benz, News, Tesla

Who Knows Fuel Cells Better?

Whenever we have new technology on the market in the automotive world we are quick to find many who try to mimic this tech and build something that is better or more advanced. This has been the case throughout history, not only in the automotive industry, but across all industry. Currently the Tesla models show us a version of the fuel cell that we have not come across before. Not only did they perfect the actual fuel cell to such a point of dispelling any need for a gasoline backup (which really could be useful) but they used the fuel cell to balance out the weight of the vehicles by using the whole floorboard for the system. (more…)