Electric Cars

AMA Research released the latest study on Global Electric Car Market Growth Outlook 2022-2028 provides an opportunity to better understand details about fundamental restructuring and growth prognosis in Electric Car Market. This study offers current relevant facts and correlations and elaborates long-term, sustainable strategic and operative suggestions taken up by leading and emerging manufacturers

AMA Research released the latest study on Global Electric Car Market Growth Outlook 2022-2028 provides an opportunity to better understand details about fundamental restructuring and growth prognosis in Electric Car Market. This study offers current relevant facts and correlations and elaborates long-term, sustainable strategic and operative suggestions taken up by leading and emerging manufacturers. The sector faces an unprecedented change with regard to the far-reaching effects that it will have on the industry and its users and how it has been factored into the market trajectory and growth cycle of players such as Tesla (United States), Tata Motors (India), Audi (Germany), Mercedes (Germany), Jaguar (United Kingdom), Hyundai (South Korea), MG Motors (Birmingham), Mahindra (India), BMW (Germany), Volkswagen AG (Germany).

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2020 started off with a variety of tragic events. Kobe Bryant passed in a helicopter accident and the Covid-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the entire world. Fast-forward three years and things are less dramatic. However, every single year sees its fair share of unfortunate events resulting in death.

RELATED: The Story Behind Ken Block’s Rise To Motorsport Superstardom

On January 2nd, 2023, legendary rally car driver and hardcore gearhead, Ken Block, tragically passed away following a snowmobile accident in Utah. With limited success in WRC, Block would go on to become a huge media sensation thanks to his Gymkhana series. There were several times Ken Block defied the laws of physics.

Block didn’t just leave behind a wife and three daughters; he also left behind an impressive collection of modern and classic cars that’ll probably never again be driven the way he used to drive them.

10 1974 Ford Bronco

There is nothing as captivating as classic off-road vehicles. Widely overlooked a decade ago, these vehicles are now shooting up in value. With the restomod fad still alive and kicking, demented piston heads turned these classic trucks into 600-hp machines. The first-generation Bronco has all the necessary prerequisites to become a sick restomod beast.

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The reasons why prices for vintage Ford Broncos have skyrocketed…

Even though Ferraris aren’t made primarily for speed in a straight line, the brand isn’t short of blisteringly quick supercars. Throughout its history, the Italian marque has successfully built ritzy world-beaters that push the performance envelope.

From the humble 1947 125 S to the venerable SF90 Stradale, these cars not only demonstrate authority in relation to their acceleration, handling, and braking power, but they also look stunning, agile, and utterly distinctive with exceptional ability to stay as close to the ground as possible. Below, we’ve listed the fastest Ferraris to 60 mph.

10 Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2 – 186 MPH – 0-60 MPH In 2.9 Seconds

The Monza SP1 and SP2 models are the first in a line of Ferrari’s limited-run Icona series – an array of modern Ferraris inspired by earlier classics. Based on the 812 Superfast platform, the SP1 and SP2 pay homage to the racing 1948 166 MM, as well as 750 and 850 Monza Barchettas of the 1950s.

To hark back to those good times again, the SP1 and SP2 pair both come with a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 borrowed from the 812 Superfast. Here, the engine, which pairs with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, makes 809 hp, powering these Icona models to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds. The top speed is 186 mph. Both Monza models are limited to just 500 examples – all units have already been sold.

9 Ferrari 296 GTB – 205 MPH – 0-60 MPH In 2.9 Seconds

Toyota Australia has announced it will launch at least three electric vehicles by 2027.

It will be kickstarted by the 2024 Toyota bZ4X electric SUV set to arrive before the end of the year, following delays.

The mid-size SUV – similar in length to a RAV4, but with a Kluger-sized wheelbase – is expected to command a significant premium over Australia’s best-selling SUV, the RAV4.

Pricing is still to be confirmed, but in conversations with media today including Wheels Media, Toyota Australia’s vice president for sales and marketing, Sean Hanley, was abundantly clear on what buyers should expect: Expensive.

“Battery electric cars are expensive. Don’t kid yourself. They are expensive to build. If you want the quality, safety, performance [and] range, they are expensive… lithium prices have gone through the roof,” he said.

“I’ve always said that this car will not be a cheap car, but as we go forward, as hybrids did over the 22 years, and as [we] scale up, EVs will come down in price.”

The bZ4x will compete against the Tesla Model Y and Volkswagen ID.4, with an expected price tag between $60,000 and $80,000.

When asked by Wheels if the unique selling point for the bZ4X will be driven more by the tried and trusted Toyota badge than any…

Electric cars are usually as safe or safer than internal combustion vehicles, and even the IIHS President agrees.

Modern electric cars are very safe. The IIHS President says they are seeing more proof that EVs are as safe or safer than internal combustion vehicles. Since its founding in 1959, the IIHS has been giving safety ratings for a long time.

In 2022, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) chose 101 vehicles as their Top Safety Picks. In 2021, there were just 90 picks. Vehicles have to endure a variety of crash tests and other evaluations. Front, driver, and passenger-side crash tests are just a few parts of the IIHS’s evaluation. In the side crash test, a 3000-pound driverless vehicle slams into test cars. You can watch a 2021 Mazda CX-5 go through the side test in this IIHS video. They measure the vehicles’ structural performance, plus the test dummy’s injuries and movements.

The IIHS uses different ratings for different areas of vehicles. We’ll refer to these ratings a few times in this article.

– Good (the highest rating), Acceptable, Marginal, and Poor (the lowest rating).

Other areas are rated Superior, Advanced, and Basic. To be rated a Top Safety Pick +, instead of a Top Safety Pick, there is one key requirement. The vehicle must have Good or Acceptable headlights as a standard option. Most of the vehicles on this list achieved the coveted Top Safety Pick + rating.

10 2022 Tesla Model 3 – 2022 IIHS Top Safety Pick…

Electric vehicles are typically seen as expensive cars to own. But an updated, federal tax program designed to make them more affordable could credit you up to $7,500 for purchasing a new clean vehicle.

Throughout January, the government has been ironing out details of its new EV tax credit program, just as many Americans head into tax season. Some of the new changes, enacted by the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, broaden the scope for eligibility, making more buyers and lessors qualify for some amount of tax credit.

For instance, starting in 2023, people who purchased used vehicles also qualify for a smaller credit amount.

Due to the program’s evolving requirements, understanding if your car qualifies for credit under the program — and how much money you can receive — can get complicated.

Here are your questions about the EV tax program answered, including why it’s in place, what’s new in 2023 and how to claim your clean vehicle tax credit.

What is its purpose?

When President Joe Biden passed the IRA bill in August 2022, he did more than just target rising inflation; he also signed off on various programs to encourage Americans’ sustainable living choices and lower their energy costs, including for electric vehicle owners, according to the White House.

The new federal EV credit program also strives to make clean cars more…