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All tagged Jeep
While there are some who still see EVs as a sinister imposition of a socialist, collectivist agenda, the negative sentiment seems to be slowly fading as they’re realizing the objective benefits of EV drivetrains…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
Jeep’s redesign of the Grand Cherokee departed convention by the long-wheelbase L variant coming out first as a 2021 model, with the two-row, short-wheelbase model arriving as a 2022 model…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
This week, Stellantis held its EV Day, in which the European/American transnational OEM announced its commitment to electrification over its 14 brands…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
In the wake of Rivian’s announcement of its Adventure and Waypoint charging networks, Jeep unveiled plans for a 4xe nationwide charging network. But unlike Rivian…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
Off roading dominated our attention in this week’s electrification news, from good to bad. We’ll start with the good. Jeep previewed its Magneto EV concept…
By PHIL ROYLE
This week’s The Watt Car Podcast sees Phil Royle and Edward A. Sanchez chat about EV tire wear, tree pollution problems, Jeep 4xe fuel economy, an EV Wrangler…
BY PHIL ROYLE
Many EV advocates have lobbied for the “normalization” of electric cars. As cool and futuristic as Teslas and some other EVs are, their in-your-face future-forwardness can be a little off-putting…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
Fuel economy figures have just been announced for the 2021 Jeep Wrangler 4xe. When plugged in and fully charged, it gets a combined fuel economy figure of 49 mpg…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
The term “iconic” is thrown around rather loosely in describing cars. But if there’s one brand and model deserving of it, it’s the Jeep Wrangler…
BY EDWARD A. SANCHEZ
