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Michael Williams is a passionate car enthusiast and automotive writer who loves everything about cars, from performance and design to the stories behind them. At Kwyper, he writes about the latest models, shares his thoughts on the automotive world, and explores what makes certain cars truly special.For Michael, cars are more than just machines. They are about freedom, engineering, style, and the experience of being behind the wheel. When he is not writing, he enjoys discovering new cars, exploring scenic roads, and keeping up with the latest trends in the automotive industry.

Can I still claim the home EV charger tax credit in 2026?

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Can I still claim the home EV charger tax credit: ChargePoint wall unit on siding

The federal 30C credit died for chargers placed in service after 30 June 2026. If yours was energized by then, it is still worth up to $1,000 on your 2026 return.

Categories Electric Cars Tags electric cars, EV charging, EV tax credit, Form 8911, home charging Leave a comment

How Much Does the Genesis GV90 Cost? Price and Specs

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Genesis Neolun concept SUV, the design behind how much does the Genesis GV90 cost

Genesis revealed the GV90 flagship SUV on 19 August 2026 with a full specification sheet and no price. Here is what the brand has actually confirmed, and which numbers are still guesswork.

Categories New Cars & Reviews Tags electric SUVs, EV pricing, Genesis, Genesis GV90, Luxury EVs 1 Comment

What Changed for the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt, Point by Point

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Blue 2027 Chevrolet Bolt front view showing what changed for the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt gets an LFP battery, a native NACS port and 150 kW charging for $28,995 with freight. Here is every change against the 2023 Bolt, including the ones Chevrolet is not advertising.

Categories New Cars & Reviews Tags 2027 model year, affordable EVs, Chevrolet Bolt, electric hatchbacks, NACS charging Leave a comment

Is the 2027 Rivian R2 Worth Waiting For? The Real Math

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Green Rivian R2 outside a Rivian Space: is the 2027 Rivian R2 worth waiting for

Rivian will sell you an R2 today for $57,990, or you can wait until 2027 for a $48,490 version with more range. Here is what that wait is actually worth in dollars.

Categories New Cars & Reviews Tags electric SUVs, EV buying advice, New cars 2027, Rivian, Rivian R2 Leave a comment

2027 Toyota bZ XLE vs Limited: which one should you buy

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
2027 Toyota bZ XLE vs Limited which to buy: red bZ parked in winter slush

The 2027 Toyota bZ Limited costs $5,400 more than the XLE and gives back 15 miles of EPA range. Here is what every trim and drivetrain step actually costs you per mile.

Categories New Cars & Reviews Tags electric SUVs, EV buying guide, EV range, Toyota, Toyota bZ Leave a comment

BMW iX3 50 vs Tesla Model Y: range compared for 2027

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
BMW iX3 50 vs Tesla Model Y range compared, dark grey iX3 at a show

The 2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive is rated at up to 434 EPA miles and charges 10 to 80 percent in 21 minutes. A Model Y Premium AWD does 327 miles and takes about 31. Here is what that costs you, and what it saves.

Categories Electric Cars Tags BMW iX3, electric SUVs, EV charging, EV range, Tesla Model Y Leave a comment

What is new for Formula E season 13 and the Gen4 car

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Two Gen3 Evo cars in Berlin preview what is new for Formula E season 13

Formula E season 13 opens in Jeddah on 18 December 2026 with the Gen4 car: 600 kW in Attack Mode, permanent all-wheel drive and 700 kW of regen. Here is how that compares with a 2026 F1 car and a Hypercar.

Categories Motorsport Tags electric racing, FIA, Formula E, Gen4, motorsport Leave a comment

Which 2027 EVs have a native NACS charging port, listed

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Which 2027 EVs have a native NACS port: Tesla Supercharger stalls in Bastrop, Texas

Every 2027 Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC EV now leaves the factory with a NACS port, and so do Rivian, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Lucid, BMW and Dodge. Here is the full split between native, adapter and neither.

Categories Electric Cars Tags 2027 EVs, EV charging, NACS, SAE J3400, Tesla Supercharger 2 Comments

Is there still an EV tax credit in 2026? What’s left

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Rivian R1T at a public charger: is there still an EV tax credit in 2026

The federal $7,500, $4,000 and lease credits all ended for EVs acquired after 30 September 2025. What is left is a loan interest deduction worth about a quarter as much, plus your state’s rebate.

Categories Electric Cars Tags car buying advice, electric cars, EV incentives, EV tax credit Leave a comment

How much range does an EV lose in winter? 2026 figures

16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026 by Michael Williams
Snowy charging stop showing how much range an EV loses in winter

Real winter range loss runs from 14 to 39 percent depending on the car and the trip. Here are the fixes that actually work, ranked by the miles each one gives back.

Categories Electric Cars Tags cold weather driving, EV charging, EV winter range, heat pumps, winter tyres 1 Comment
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