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Consumers all over the globe are snatching them up. Despite the challenges brought by the pandemic, Volvo had a lot to celebrate in 2020. The Swedish automaker launched its first fully electric car, the XC40 Recharge, and achieved record-breaking sales in the second half of the year. Continuing this sales momentum, Volvo's global sales increased by a staggering 40.8 percent in Q1 2021 compared to the same period last year. In total, Volvo sold 185,698 cars globally between January and March this year, up from 131,889 in Q1 2020. Impressively, these are the best first-quarter sales figures in ...

Chevrolet After all, this design also seems to borrow from that of the C3 Corvette, a classic that looked absolutely spectacular while retaining its "American-ness". Bai's caption on the post mentions that his vision for this design was to pen what the Corvette might look like if there was less focus on increasing raw power and more interest in improving overall luxury and quality. And considering how many electric cars are being released, ones that outperform traditional sports cars in almost every acceleration scenario, we can't help but think that a greater focus on making a good car r...

If another person isn't watching, your Tesla probably is. Having "eyes on the back of one's head" is an adage that now appropriately applies to the modern vehicle. The obligatory rearview camera was just the beginning; now, many vehicles have dashcams and multiple, 360-degree camera systems that allow us to capture reckless drivers and add credibility to insurance claims. The latest instance of a vehicle camera proving useful involved a stationary Tesla. In the short video below, a would-be thief decides to abandon his attempt to break into the car once he realizes he was being caught on came...

Automakers are racing to launch new electric vehicles. Last weekend, the GMC Hummer EV SUV was revealed and...

"Full self driving" was not involved. There has been plenty of controversy over the supposed self-driving ability of Tesla's cars. Although some continue to blame the automaker for the Autopilot name, a recurring theme in numerous Tesla crashes is a total lack of understanding from the drivers. Nevertheless, despite the feds concluding that Tesla drivers don't even know the difference between the brake and the accelerator, Elon Musk's company continues to come under scrutiny whenever a Tesla crashes. Fortunately for Musk, the most recent crash is quite clearly the result of poor driving and i...