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Tideland Prius

Subaru Potentially Has a Name for Its First U.S. Plug-In: Evoltis

We now have a potential name to put to Subaru’s first plug-in hybrid, slated to go on sale by the end of this year: Evoltis.

The U.S. trademark filing, made last month by Subaru Corporation (of Japan) rather than by the U.S. distributor, Subaru of America, was given code 1B, which means “intent to use.” The paperwork, of course, doesn’t commit Subaru to using the name—it could be a name for the hybrid system, the complementary charging hardware, or a Subaru plug-in “ecosystem,” for instance—and Subaru of America declined to comment to C/D on its significance.
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Subaru Homing In on a Name for Its First U.S. Plug-In: Evoltis | News | Car and Driver

Tideland Prius Apr 17, 2018 Read More Replies: 22
El Dobro

Porsche To Add 500 DC Stations in The USA

In anticipation of the Mission E. Most will be at their dealers, but some will be on highways.
Porsche To Install 500 DC Fast Chargers In U.S. By End Of 2019

El Dobro Apr 16, 2018 Read More Replies: 1
bwilson4web

Jaguar i-Pace

A bit long, the YouTube review shows a lot of things engineers love:

The reviewer definitely likes seeing a non-Tesla performance car.

Bob Wilson

bwilson4web Apr 16, 2018 Read More Replies: 0

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