By Mitchell Chapman Tesla sells directly to customers via their website, rather than via a franchise dealership network. For this reason they’re not allowed to operate directly in New Mexico. As a result, for New Mexicans the Tesla purchase process involves a little risk and uncertainty. I live in New …
By Richard Grossman Our plug-in hybrid Prius was hit by a driver who fell asleep at the wheel on June 7th, 2019. My wife had a serious fracture but I was more fortunate with only minor injuries. The Prius, which saved our lives, was demolished. We wanted to replace it …
Colorado rolled out their 2020 EV plan on Earth Day! A lot has happened since the state’s first EV Plan came out in 2018. According to the Colorado Energy Office: The number of EVs registered in Colorado more than doubled from 11,238 in August 2017 to over 24,000 in June 2019, …
Some great Earth Day news from New Mexico for EV drivers! New Mexico awarded the maximum amount allowed under the Volkswagen settlement agreement, 2.7 million, for electric vehicle charging infrastructure projects. More than 116 new charging stations will be built in 23 of New Mexico’s 33 counties. In a rural …
I hope everyone is weathering the Covid 19 shutdowns well, and if you’re able, helping those who aren’t in whatever ways you can. It’s saddening to see how many workers deemed essential to our economy are the same workers who have no or limited health insurance and paid sick leave. …
