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'The best way to protect yourself': Beat the fuel crisis with these 3 affordable EVs, recommended by an electric car reviewer
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technology1d ago

'The best way to protect yourself': Beat the fuel crisis with these 3 affordable EVs, recommended by an electric car reviewer

https://www.techradar.com/vehicle-tech/hybrid-electric-vehicles/how-to-beat-the-fuel-crisis-these-are-the-3-affordable-evs-i-recommend-as-an-electric-car-reviewer
Techradar.com
  • The latest analysis finds EV drivers largely protected from price shocks due to electricity price caps set to last until June.
  • Home charging with cheaper overnight tariffs can reduce EV fueling costs to very low levels, especially with solar or a Powerwall.
  • Three affordable EV options are highlighted: Nissan Leaf, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Tesla Model 3, with range and charging details.
  • The Nissan Leaf is praised for range and efficiency, with up to 386 miles WLTP and fast charging options.
  • The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is noted for 800V charging and a practical family hatch profile.
  • The Tesla Model 3 is highlighted for its EPA range and a strong Supercharger network.
  • The article frames EVs as a cost-saving long-term choice compared with petrol cars, even during fuel price shocks.
  • The analysis cites the potential GDP and inflation impact if oil prices spike further, though EVs offer some protection.
  • The piece notes that renewables will soften gas price shocks, benefiting EV owners.
  • The article emphasizes the value of home charging plus solar or storage for reduced fuel costs.
  • The piece situates the three EVs within a broader market discussion of affordability and charging infrastructure.
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Uber, Wayve, and Nissan have robotaxi plans in Japan.
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technology8h ago

Uber, Wayve, and Nissan have robotaxi plans in Japan.

https://www.theverge.com/transportation/893514/uber-wayve-and-nissan-have-robotaxi-plans-in-japan
Theverge.com
  • Uber, Wayve, and Nissan will pilot robotaxi services in Tokyo by late 2026, using autonomous Nissan Leaf cars.
  • Uber riders could book robotaxis based on Wayve’s autonomous driving technology integrated into Nissan Leaf EVs.
  • The collaboration emphasizes safety and scalability as core goals for expanding autonomous mobility to more cities.
  • Wayve provides the AI driving technology powering the robotaxi system planned for Tokyo.
  • Nissan will supply the electric Leaf vehicles for the pilot program.
  • The pilot aims to occur in Tokyo, with the potential to scale to more cities later.
  • Uber describes the plan as part of a broader ambition to grow autonomous mobility globally.
  • The announcement was made through a joint press release by Uber, Wayve, and Nissan.
  • The collaboration signals continued corporate investment in autonomous mobility despite regulatory and technical challenges.
  • The news places Uber within a three-way alliance that combines ride-hailing, EVs, and AI for autonomy.
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