Green Car Reports
APRIL 17, 2012
Ask most non-electric car drivers why they haven’t even considered an electric car, and the reason they give will undoubtedly involve some form of range anxiety: the idea that an electric car will run out of juice before it reaches its destination.
All Cars Electric
NOVEMBER 19, 2010
We often get asked by readers just how much it will cost to run an EV. And while we’re able to say that an EV costs less to run once purchased than a gasoline car we’ve had to guess refer them to their local utility company for exact pricing. So what if you could enter into a monthly service contract with an energy provider to provide.
Electrek
JUNE 14, 2023
Ford filed a patent last week for a roof-mounted backup EV battery system designed to give you the extra juice while off the grid. The idea is likely a pipe dream, but it shows you how automakers are getting creative in the electric era.
CN EV Post
SEPTEMBER 27, 2023
Mercedes isn't dumb and any affiliation with this ongoing disaster of Nio would not put enough juice in the squeeze. Dumb idea for Mercedes, but would be a colossal win for Nio. Now that this info is out a rebuke by Mercedes would do far more damage to Nio than if this idea had never been floated.
Cars That Think
JUNE 28, 2024
But in the mid-2000s, when Dennard scaling began running out of juice, chipmakers had to turn to exotic solutions like extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography systems to try to keep Moore’s Law on pace. The idea seemed so fantastic that it stuck with Moore. On a visit to GlobalFoundries in Malta, N.Y.,
The Truth About Cars
JUNE 2, 2023
An enormous Whipple Supercharger displacing 3.0L – meaning the part customers are& adding & to their V8 technically has more displacement than most cars on European roads – juices the 5.0L No other mechanical upgrades are mentioned, beyond a rear lowering kit, so tucking aside some simoleons for a brake upgrade may be a good idea.
Plugs and Cars
MARCH 3, 2011
Only half the story about public charging is providing juice: enabling drivers to extend the range of their vehicles beyond their night-time "fill-up" at home when necessary and overcoming newbie "range anxiety." If you happen to have a chip-enabled credit card (I have no idea how prevalent they are), you wave it. Juice flows.
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