Dodge wanted to show off some Muscle for the Sema Show 2022. As many of us know Dodge is in the midst of some significant changes with more of its focus on EV vehicles. But that doesn’t mean they still won’t bring the heat to SEMA with their crate engines and “Last Call” vehicles.
Administrators in the California Assembly collectively passed bipartisan SEMA-supported regulation (A.B. 2350) that would boost customers to change over fuel and diesel-controlled engine vehicles into zero-discharges vehicles (ZEV).
For the past few years, the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) has allowed exhibition runs of pure electric vehicles during its national events.
Honda and General Motors are planning to attack electrification together, having signed an agreement targeted at 100 percent of their offerings by 2040.
For many brands, the Super Bowl is a huge opportunity to introduce a large number of people to a particular product. The boys over at Chevrolet did just that by introducing us to the first-ever Chevy Silverado EV with their “New Generation,” a modernized version of the opening sequence from the classic show “The Sopranos.”
General Motors continues to strengthen their place in the EV market.
Ford made it very clear today where they stand going forward with the EV movement with their social media post this morning.
Toyota USA sent a jolt of electric excitement through the state of North Carolina yesterday after announcing that the company would invest billions of dollars into a new automotive battery plant in Greensboro, North Carolina.
It’s very apparent that the future motors will be electric. At the 2021 Mackinac Policy Conference, General Motors President Mark Reuss revealed three all-new motors that will power its Ultium-based EV GM vehicles.
With more Manufacturers focusing their efforts on electric vehicles in the future the NHRA is doing the same. The NHRA has announced the formation of an all-new electric vehicle (EV) racing class that will join the NHRA Summit Series in 2022.
