BMW continues to lean into EVs even though the political and cultural climate is changing. This is my story for The Observer.
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An Interview with GM CEO, Mary Barra
Read my exclusive interview with GM CEO, Mary Barra, at The Verge. GM was the first major US automaker to make the promise to go all-electric by 2035, just four years ago. Those promises have since turned into rough estimates under the second Donald Trump presidency, […]
What it’s Like to Ride in a Zoox with No Steering Wheel or Pedals
My first ride in the Zoox autonomous cab in Las Vegas was quite the adventure. Read my story at InsideEVs.
Scout Motors Plans to Upend the Dealer Model
My story for The Verge on Scout Motors move to exclude dealers.
Honda Executives Outline Plans for an Electric Future
Honda executives laid out their plans for an electrified future at a tech meeting in Japan.
Honda Zero first drive: An EV without all the baggage
A first drive of Honda’s brand new electrified platform at their headquarters in Japan.
BMW Plans to Make a Hydrogen Vehicle by 2027
BMW is planning to release a hydrogen powered vehicle in 2027.
The ISS is Retiring: Space Startups Rejoice
The ISS is retiring and it leaves a lot of opportunity for space start ups to step in.
From a $2.5 million hyper car to a Spanish track-ready EV, here were the most interesting EVs at Monterey Car Week
All the best, and highest tech cars from Pebble Beach.
Could This Wagon from BMW End America’s Hatred of Longroofs?
BMW is launching a wagon in the US. Will it succeed?
Why Luxury Auto Makers like Aston Martin are Pushing SUVs
SUVs are hot, even with luxury automakers.
The Surprising Reason that Speeding Technology Might Not Be Doomed
Intelligent Speed Assistance might not be DOA in the U.S. after all.