Lauren Fix

2 days ago | conservativereview.com | Lauren Fix

The Shanghai Auto Show is a big deal. Which makes sense, considering that China currently has a 30% share of the global car manufacturing market. Xiaomi’s SU7 Ultra hyper sedan is the most exciting car to come out of Auto Shanghai 2025. This 1,548hp (1,138kW) electric vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 60 in 1.98s. This year's edition — which wrapped up last week — brought together 70 car makers from 26 countries showing off some 1,300 vehicles.

2 days ago | theblaze.com | Lauren Fix

The Shanghai Auto Show is a big deal. Which makes sense, considering that China currently has a 30% share of the global car manufacturing market. Xiaomi’s SU7 Ultra hyper sedan is the most exciting car to come out of Auto Shanghai 2025. This 1,548hp (1,138kW) electric vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 60 in 1.98s. This year's edition — which wrapped up last week — brought together 70 car makers from 26 countries showing off some 1,300 vehicles.

2 days ago | newsmax.com | Lauren Fix

California’s plan to ban gas-powered vehicle sales by 2035 is one of the boldest moves in the fight against consumers, aiming to make electric vehicles (EVs) the new standard. Over a dozen states follow California’s lead, influencing nearly half of U.S. car sales. But this push faces fierce opposition from Republicans in Congress, EPAs Secretary Lee Zeldin, fuel industry giants, and even the Supreme Court, who argue it’s a costly overreach that limits consumer choice and threatens jobs.

4 days ago | theblaze.com | Lauren Fix

We’ve all done it: You’re driving down the highway, observing the speed limit, but also making adjustments based on traffic, weather, or how late you're running. Now imagine your car automatically slowing you down, capping your speed regardless of what you direct. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the next move in the government's campaign to control more of our lives, with the help of intelligent speed assistance, advanced cruise control, and vehicle-to-infrastructure systems.

1 week ago | cbtnews.com | Lauren Fix

We’ve all done this. You’re driving down the highway, choosing your speed based on traffic, weather, or your schedule. Now imagine your car automatically slowing you down, capping your speed regardless of what YOU want. This isn’t science fiction—it’s the next move in driving technologies with Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA), advanced cruise control, and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) systems mandated by the government.