Climate Changed
The Electric Car Revolution Now Faces Its Biggest Test
Will people still buy them when the subsidies are gone?
The Peak Oil Myth and the Rise of the Electric Car
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Are electric cars ready to stand on their own?
If you took a spin down to the New York International Auto Show last week and saw the $37,500 Chevy Bolt (electric) parked next to the strikingly similar $17,000 Chevy Cruze (gasoline), the answer is probably a hard no. The Bolt is arguably a better car than the Cruze—but not $20,000 better.