Tag: electric

2022 Porsche Taycan

Porsche enhances connectivity and personalization options in updated 2022 Taycan

It’s been a strong year for Porsche’s new Taycan so far, and the German performance brand isn’t about to let the all-electric model’s momentum ebb anytime soon thanks to new

2021 Porsche Taycan

Porsche Taycan EV outselling Tesla Model S in Canadian market

Although some automotive brands struggled last year for reasons I shouldn’t need to explain, Porsche’s Taycan EV was on a mega roll. In fact, the upstart electric nearly demoted Tesla’s

2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited

2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited Road Test

If I loved Toyota’s Highlander Hybrid any more, it would be a Hyundai Palisade hybrid. I jest, of course, because I really like the Highlander. In fact, if I had

2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV Premier

2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV Premier Road Test

As far as subcompact hatchbacks go, Chevy’s Bolt is la crème de la crème. Some time ago I might have said something similar about Ford’s Fiesta ST when referring to

2022 Lexus NX

Lexus reveals second-generation NX with plug-in option for 2022

Following its bigger RX brother’s lead, the Lexus NX came out of nowhere a half-decade ago to immediately become a frontrunner in the compact luxury SUV class. Currently sitting second

2023 Porsche Macan EV Prototype

New virtual and physical prototypes of upcoming Macan EV revealed

After Porsche’s intelligent choice to enter the electric vehicle market with a practical four-door coupe, and following the Taycan up with an even roomier Cross Turismo version, which even offers

2021 Honda Insight Touring

2021 Honda Insight Touring Road Test

I’ve got to admit, Honda’s hybrid and full-electric strategy has long baffled the mind. Despite being second in the world and first in North America amongst modern-day hybrid makers, the

2021 Hyundai Nexo Hydrogen Fuel-Cell

2021 Hyundai Nexo Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Road Test

Fuel cell vehicles have been around a while. The first one I drove was Ford’s Focus FCV way back in 2005, which was developed as part of a joint initiative