EV Buying Went from Range Anxiety to Time Anxiety
Escalent, a top human behavior and analytics firm, today released the latest EVForward DeepDive to provide a closer look at key issues impacting the broader,
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Americans of All Ages Still Love Their Old Cars
Despite Great Recession predictions that the American love affair with cars and driving was waning, millennials and Gen Zers now report they are more likely
Small Format EVs & E-Bikes May Be Finally Having Their Day
Inventors patented the first electric bikes back in the 1890s, but their innovations never garnered the same attention as other early-transportation milestones, including the first
Older Drivers in 70s Are Safer Drivers
Drivers in their 70s are now less likely to be involved in a fatal crash than those in their prime working years, a new study
Solar Grids Should Be on the Right-of-Way Right Away—Says Report
Ground-breaking research published in collaboration by The Ray and Innovia Technology, and NGI Consulting, document the vast efficiency, economic, societal and environmental benefits of installing
Children Least Safe in Cars in Rural Areas Study finds
As part of Child Passenger Safety Week, Go Safe Labs released a new national traffic safety study revealing the top ten least safe states for
JD Power Multimedia Systems are Not Satisfying
With the top 10 problems with automotive multimedia systems being design-related, owner satisfaction with such systems is among the least satisfying aspects of the vehicle
Large Trucks with FCW and AEB Would Be Much Safer–
Equiping large trucks with forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking (AEB) systems could eliminate more than 2 out of 5 crashes in which a
Tipping Points for EV Adoption
A new study released by Castrol draws on the views of consumers, fleet managers and automotive industry leaders from across the US to reveal the
Less Bus Rides and More Car Buying Since COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic
Cars.com a leading digital automotive marketplace and solutions provider, shares new data revealing changes to Americans’ everyday work commute as many plan (or plan not)
Tests Show Active ADAS Doesn’t Assist But Interferes
AAA automotive researchers found that over the course of 4,000 miles of real-world driving, vehicles equipped with active driving assistance systems experienced some type of
EVs Will Require More Energy Storage
A new report from Guidehouse Insights analyzes the market for existing and emerging energy storage for electric vehicles (ESEV) technology, covering five global regions and