The fully electric Volkswagen ID.Buzz Cargo has muscular retro-modern styling and sporty dynamics, but is it a genuine ...

It can charge both 6- and 12-volt batteries four at a time and is safe for use with all current battery technologies including lead-acid, gel, AGM, sealed maintenance-free, and even lithium ion.

The Volkswagen ID.4 might be one of the most delayed vehicles to hit Australia's shores in quite some time, but does it have what it takes to win your consideration?

In case you’ve forgotten, Sonos basically invented the multi-room category of home audio. It started as a software company in ...

With so much cash at their disposal, teams are coming up with more and more elaborate ways to broadcast the news of their new signing. Take Premier League strugglers Watford, who decided to use the ...

Roseburg, Ore., can be identified by its proximity to Portland (three hours north on I-5) and the California border (two ...

All this enables the CLA250+ to deliver a claimed energy consumption of between 12.2 and 14.1 kWh per 100 km, and with an 85 kWh (nett) nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) battery as standard ...

After moving to a Li-ion 16-volt low-voltage battery in 2021, Tesla has quietly switched to an LFP 12.8-volt equivalent with ...

However, like most modern vehicles, the Lyriq still relies on a 12-volt battery to power essential electronic functions, including the door locks. If the 12-volt battery is drained, gaining entry ...

The owner says his EV6 has needed three or four new 12V batteries in a year despite only being driven 4,500 miles ...