4 Reasons Why EV Technology will Succeed and Weather the Storm in 2020

The Model Y rolled into the new year with momentum and just like any product in 2020, it was disrupted by Covid-19.

We’re close to the midpoint of 2020 and it’s been a troubling, trying and a dystopian year with Covid-19, social strife and uncertain economic futures throughout the world. For the EV and cleantech community, 2020 was to be "the year when EV technology broke" through to mainstream consumers due to so many new electric models from automakers.

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Late-Afternoon Reads from EV Parade

As the article points out, a Tesla team is going out to Tennessee where this accident occurred, due diligence or something fishy about this accident (Interesting timing, after the 3rd quarter results.

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All Work, No Play...

Working on an article for Automation World and saw this doing some background...a drag race between a BMW M5 and a Tesla Model S. Let's go!

Tesla Supercharging: EV Chicken and the Egg

Probably makes a whole lot of sense to Musk and, in a sense, is an olive branch to the industry he is trying to disrupt. Tesla builds out the quick-charge infrastructure, does the heavy lifting, but you, Mr. OEM, will have to pay us some kind of fee.

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EV Owners Video Series - How Does It Begin?

You don't fall in love instantly with the Tesla Model S...or maybe you do. In this video, Todd Dore's provides some provides details about how electric cars became a part of his everyday life. 

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