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Proudly unverified. Car video producer. Dennis the Menace hair. Emmy winner. NYT contributor. Prolific 2-ply trunk tester. Raised Minnesota nice.
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A New Era of Super-Hybrids to Ease Range Anxiety

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By Tom Voelk 
| The New York Times
A New Era of Super-Hybrids to Ease Range Anxiety Extended-range electric vehicles promise to reduce costs and appeal to America’s appetite for adventure. And they’re coming to showrooms soon. The technology that powers extended-range electric vehicles, like the 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, solves the towing issues common among regular electric vehicles.Credit...Stellantis June 17, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET The future is always on its way, even if, in the automotive world lately, not especially punctual.
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A New Era of Super-Hybrids to Ease Range Anxiety

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By Tom Voelk 
| Flipboard
MIT Study Finds Gas Cars Aren't Secretly Better For The Planet Than EVs, Despite What Everyone On Facebook Says Anyone who's spent much time on social media already knows that if you really think about it, electric cars are secretly terrible for the …
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A New Era of Super-Hybrid Cars Is Coming

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By Tom Voelk 
| Breaking One
(Wheels) The future is always on its way, even if, in the automotive world lately, not especially punctual. Some predictions had it that the American fleet would be mostly electric by 2035. That aggressive timetable has been delayed by a triple whammy of pricing, misinformation and political whiplash. Years of planning by automakers have been scrapped, with tens of billions of dollars briskly written off by accountants. Yet most automakers still believe electrification is inevitable.
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