EV Charge Points Now Required in New Houses Built in U.K.

Just this Monday, the U.K. government issued a Road to Zero report, stating that it will require new homes to have built-in charge points for electric vehicles (EVs). Charging points will also be mandatory for new street lighting columns in on-street parking areas. According to the RAC Foundation, a lack of easy-to-use public charging points is…

Ford Finishes First Quarter as Canada's Best-Selling Brand

Ford Motor Company came out on top in Canada through the first three months of the year, reigning as the country’s top automotive brand. Sales through March total 61,036 vehicles, down 2.7% year-over-year from 62,704 vehicles delivered in the first quarter of 2017, but still more than enough to stave off other brands. Total vehicle…

2014 Toyota Avalon Adds Features to Bold Redesign

When Toyota introduced the 2013 Avalon, the heavily revamped sedan made a huge splash in the premium mid-size segment. With the 2014 model year, Toyota plans on making an even bigger impact by introducing more standard features to the Avalon than ever before, making it a big contender. The 2014 Toyota Avalon will keep a…

IIHS Awards 2017 Kia Sedona Top Safety Pick+ Title

The 2017 Kia Sedona is now an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ The 2017 Kia Sedona doesn’t just have a gorgeous exterior design and a high-tech, comfortable interior—it is also now one of the safest minivans in the segment. Kia’s newest minivan recently received the best safety rating possible from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety…

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Camper Van Sales Double During COVID-19 Pandemic

The RVs are coming Photo: Jack Antsey via CC The RV industry is rushing to meet a surge in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic as Americans are seeking ways to get out of the house in a self-contained environment. According to research from the RV Industry Association, 46 million Americans say they plan to take…

[PHOTOS] GM Brings Hydrogen-Powered War Elephant to US Army

One of the big problems with getting new vehicle propulsion technology to become accepted is that it just costs so much money—for example, battery electric vehicles have been steadily growing, but the cost of building the infrastructure needed to comfortably drive them everywhere means that they are still a niche product about two decades after…

Dodge Earns Spot in Top 10 of JD Power Study

2019 Dodge Challenger Dodge earned its highest ranking in the J.D. Power 2019 U.S. Initial Quality StudySM with an eighth place finish. With an 8 percent increase over last year’s study (a jump of 11 spots), the Dodge Challenger taking the lead in the midsize sporty car segment, and the Dodge Grand Caravan earning a…

Ford Resets Expectations for Autonomous Cars

Seat up. You’re still the driver — for now. Ford evaluated the conversation around expectations for autonomous cars yesterday, as the chief executive officer for Ford reconfirmed the automaker’s first self-driving car by 2021. Learn More: About the Ford model lineup “We overestimated the arrival of autonomous vehicles,” Jim Hackett said. He went onto say…

Chrysler Supports “Cars 4 Classrooms” Project

2017 Chrysler Pacifica The all-new Chrysler Pacifica and the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid are going back to school. The Chrysler brand has signed up to be a supporter of the “Cars 4 Classrooms” Program, a fundraising effort run by the National PTA, of which Chrysler is now a sponsor. “Through the Chrysler brand’s ‘Cars 4 Classrooms’…

Hyundai's Van Donation Helping Fight Ebola in West Africa

While it seems definite progress is being made, the fight against Ebola is far from over. The Hyundai Motor Company recognizes it’s time other organizations lent a hand. Quick response and mobile assistance have been two of the weakest areas in the war against Ebola, so it’s fitting that Hyundai has donated nearly two dozen…

FCA Exits May with an 11% Sales Increase

Ram sales are back on the rise Strong sales numbers for the Jeep brand have helped Fiat Chrysler Automobiles maintain a healthy overall sales growth during the first few months of the year. The automaker experienced the continuation of this trend during the month of May, according to sales reports from FCA. At the end…

2014 Minivan Sales Led by Town & Country, Grand Caravan

Believe it or not, minivans still sell here in the United States. Not surprisingly well or anything, but hey, at least people are still buying them—probably because they have somehow not heard of CUVs. Whatever the reason people feel compelled to throw their money at massive minivans, the fact is simple: minivans are still alive,…