The recent Miami Grand Prix was tough for drivers because of the track conditions and the type of tires they used. Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, had a hard time finding the right tire…
Author: Allison Perry
Allison Perry covers the fast-changing world of electric vehicles, autonomous tech, and sustainable mobility at Dax Street. With a focus on the future of driving, she breaks down EV launches, infrastructure updates, and the innovations shaping tomorrow’s roads.
Challenger SRT Demon vs. Lucid Air Sapphire: Drag Race Showdown
NHRA regulations have mandated additional safety measures for the Challenger SRT Demon 170 due to its exceptional speed, including the installation of a parachute and roll cage for drag strip participation. Despite these regulatory hurdles,…
Magnussen’s Miami Strategies Pushes FIA Towards Stronger Punishments for F1 Offenses
In the Miami sprint race, Kevin Magnussen got three 10-second penalties for going off the track and getting an advantage. This helped him keep Lewis Hamilton from passing him. He also got a fourth penalty,…
Behind the Scenes: McLaren’s Path to F1 Glory Through Design Innovation
McLaren has been doing really well in Formula 1 races lately. Even though Lando Norris’ win in Miami wasn’t just because of speed, it shows that McLaren’s new MCL38 car is much better. But, it’s…
Why a Robotaxi Alone Might Not Save Tesla
Tesla has had a tough year in 2024. There have been layoffs, sales are down, and things are looking uncertain. Some are even questioning if Elon Musk might leave the company. A Twitter thread by…
Luxury Redefined: Genesis Introduces the Greener GV80 for 2025
Genesis, a luxury car brand, has been doing well in recent years. One of their popular models, the GV80 SUV, has gotten a little update to boost its sales. Before we even got to test…
Advertising for Elon: Tesla’s Unprecedented Campaign for Musk’s Payout
Elon Musk thought his work at Tesla deserved a whopping $55 billion, making him one of the highest-paid executives in the car industry. But last year, courts stopped him from getting this huge amount. Since…
Baltimore Bridge Blast: A Spectacular Display of Demolition
It took more than six weeks, but finally, the Dali container ship that hit and destroyed the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore has been freed. Engineers used explosives to blow up what was left…
How a Driveway Became a Cozy Home in Washington D.C.
The real estate market in Washington D.C. is in a bit of chaos right now. Many people in the city have good incomes, and a lot of them already bought houses with low-interest loans a…
Big Bucks for Brad Pitt: Hollywood’s Most Expensive F1 Film?
Brad Pitt has been working on a movie about Formula 1 racing for a while now. Lewis Hamilton, a famous F1 driver, is helping produce it. They started filming last year, but they had to…
In the Fast Lane: Women’s Growing Presence in Motorsport
Big changes are happening in motorsports, especially for women. At the upcoming 2024 Indianapolis 500, something historic is taking place, and it’s not what you might expect. It’s not the first time a woman or a…
Stellantis Leadership Draws Criticism for Layoffs and CEO Compensation
In a recent Facebook live event, UAW President Shawn Fain criticized Stellantis, calling their actions “pathetic.” The company, known for making cars like the Ram 1500 and Jeep Wagoneer, fired many full-time workers from its…
Feds Take Notice of Waymo’s Robotaxi Crossing Into Oncoming Traffic
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA, is looking into Waymo’s driverless cars after some concerning incidents. One incident caught on video shows a Waymo robotaxi driving in the wrong lane to avoid unicyclists…
California’s Traffic Tab: Millions Spent on Rolling Stops
The “California Stop,” also known as the “California Roll,” is when a driver doesn’t fully stop at a stop sign. This is against the law and can lead to a ticket of $200 or more.…
End of an Era: Inside the Last Production Run of the Dodge Challenger
Dodge says goodbye to the Challenger car model without talking about what will come next. They want to keep the famous name for later. This happens as they make the last Challengers and send them…
Elevating the G-Wagen Experience: The Electric Advantage
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is a fascinating contradiction in the automotive world. Renowned for its off-road prowess, it’s more commonly seen outside luxury boutiques than traversing rugged terrain. Despite minimal design changes since its inception in…
Tesla Faces Legal Action Over Pollution Allegations in California
An environmental group is taking legal action against Tesla, saying the company’s factory in Fremont, California, is releasing harmful chemicals into the air. They claim that Tesla broke federal laws by emitting pollutants like nitrogen…
Fisker Rolls Out Bold Initiatives to Increase Ocean SUV Sales
Fisker has made more changes to help sell its remaining 2023 Ocean Extreme and Ultra models. They’ve decided to drop the $2,438 Destination and Handling fee instead of lowering prices even more. This is good…
Plans for New EV Platform by Mercedes Allegedly Dropped
Mercedes-Benz has decided to stop working on a new platform for electric cars. This platform was supposed to be used for the next models of EQE and EQS. A German publication called Handelsblatt talked to…
Three Exciting Genesis Debuts Set for 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Luxury carmaker Genesis will reveal three new vehicles at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed. These debuts will be for global, European, and UK markets. While details are limited, one of the cars will be…
Polestar Confirms Release of Lower-Priced Rear-Wheel Drive Variant for 2024
Polestar, the company that makes luxury SUVs, has announced that they will introduce a cheaper version of their Polestar 3 SUV later this year. Brent Ellis, who works for Polestar, told Drive, an Australian publication,…
Human-Monitored GM Cruise Robotaxis Hit the Streets Again
Cruise, a company owned by General Motors, has started testing its self-driving cars on public roads again after a break since October. The testing stopped because there were some accidents and problems with the cars,…
Rearview Camera Glitch Prompts Honda to Recall Almost 200,000 Ridgelines
Honda is recalling 187,000 Ridgeline trucks built between 2020 and 2024 because of a problem with a wire harness. This problem can make the rearview camera stop working. This isn’t the first time this has…
BYD Introduces the Shark Pickup: A Game-Changing Plug-In Hybrid Workhorse
BYD has revealed its new pickup truck, the Shark, in Mexico, showing its readiness to compete in the truck market. The Chinese company has been doing well against Tesla in the electric vehicle world. The…
Genesis Plans to Increase Access to EVs and Open More Independent Stores
Genesis has announced that it’s making more of its electric cars available in the United States. They will now be sold in 37 states. Also, the company is opening 26 new Genesis dealerships. This brings…