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This photo provided by Kia shows the all-new 2024 EV9. Think of it as a three-row SUV with all of the space and style of a Kia Telluride, but with electric power instead of gasoline. (Kia America via AP)

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Edmunds: Five 2024 vehicles worth waiting for
By NICK KURCZEWSKI - Edmunds
Wed,10/18/23-6:14AM , 104 Reads
If you’re thinking about buying a new car but don’t need one right away, this could be a great time to show a little patience. Waiting just a few months this time of year can often coincide with the arrival of an all-new 2024 vehicle at dealerships.
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This photo provided by Edmunds shows the all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning. Purchasing and driving one requires a little more knowledge than what's required for a typical pickup. (Courtesy of Edmunds via AP)

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Edmunds answers the most asked questions from first-time EV buyers
By NICK KURCZEWSKI - Edmunds
Wed,09/20/23-6:11AM , 120 Reads
As sales of electric vehicles continue to grow, so do the number of questions curious shoppers have when considering making the switch to a fully electrified car, truck or SUV. Undoubtedly, the experience of driving and owning an electric vehicle is different from the traditional one for a gas-powered vehicle.
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This photo provided by Nissan shows the new 2023 Nissan Ariya, an all-electric SUV. It's comfortable to drive and comes in many configurations to match many shopping budgets. (Jay McNally/Nissan North America, Inc. via AP)

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In a battle of electric SUVs, the Nissan Ariya takes on the Ford Mustang Mach-E
By NICK KURCZEWSKI - Edmunds
Wed,09/13/23-5:52AM , 130 Reads
The Nissan Ariya is an all-new electric SUV for the 2023 model year. It’s Nissan’s second EV and serves as a roomier and more powerful complement to the brand’s pioneering Leaf hatchback.
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This photo provided by General Motors shows the combined charging system or CCS plug. It had been the dominant standard for EV charging until automakers decided to switch to Tesla's standard. (Jessica Lynn Walker/Courtesy of General Motors via AP)

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Edmunds: Tesla wins the EV charge plug format war
By NICK KURCZEWSKI - Edmunds
Wed,08/16/23-5:58AM , 483 Reads
You’re probably familiar with previous technology format wars, whether it be VHS versus Betamax or Blu-ray versus HD DVD. Now another has quickly brewed in the way people plug in and charge their electric vehicles.
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