New Cars Grew More Affordable in February
New cars are now easier to afford than at any point since the summer of 2021. However, the auto market is steadily dividing, creating one market for wealthy shoppers looking at luxury cars and another for those shopping at mainstream prices.
Ford Pro Electrifies Productivity for the Whole Transit Family
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Ford Pro is delivering on its commitment to back van-related businesses worth €1 trillion to the EU and UK with the high-productivity tools they need to get the job done in the new electric era.
J.D. Power Study: Advantages of Home Charging Diminish but Remain Key Driver of EV Owner Satisfaction
From J.D. Power
Amid growing uncertainty surrounding the expansion of public charging infrastructure, home charging continues to be a boon for electric vehicle (EV) owners, despite declines in satisfaction among owners of both Level 2 charging segments, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience (EVX) Home Charging Study,
Amazon Looks to Expand Into Used Vehicles Following successful voyages Into the New Car Sales Market
Online shopping for cars isn't a new concept, but it could become even more mainstream if the largest online retailer in the world, Amazon, decides it's time to add used auto sales to its portfolio. Amazon already peddles new Hyundai vehicles to shoppers in 68 markets, including some US cities.
Meet the UK’s Largest Solar + Storage EV Charging ‘Superhub’
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British DC fast-charging company InstaVolt has officially opened “the largest and most advanced ultra-rapid charging Superhub in the UK.” The Winchester Superhub is InstaVolt’s first charging hub to pair EV chargers directly with onsite solar and battery storage.
