Nate Swanner

1 week ago | autoblog.com | Nate Swanner

The Honda Pilot has always been a solid submission in the midsize SUV segment, with Honda’s no-frills approach garnering loyal fans across its lineup. Now that the 2026 Honda Passport has made its debut, Honda is already offering attractive lease deals to get you behind the wheel of its latest Passport. For a limited time, you can secure a three-year lease on a 2026 Honda Passport RTL, featuring rugged styling and a spacious interior in a midsize package.

1 week ago | autoblog.com | Nate Swanner

According to the study, people are still interested in EVs, but affordability is a significant issueA lot is made of the EV market slowing down, but a new study suggests that people are still interested in electrification and believe it’s the future of the auto industry. Although bullish on EVs, consumers also have concerns about infrastructure, EV performance and reliability, as well as usability.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Nate Swanner

GenAI Has Been Mainstream For Two And A Half Years—Has It Transformed Work Yet? Dan Adika is CEO of WalkMe, digital adoption leaders empowering every organization to realize the promise of its technology. May marks two and a half years since OpenAI launched ChatGPT. In the first five days, over a million people signed up to try it. People used it to instantly answer questions, …

2 weeks ago | autoblog.com | Nate Swanner

Sales of EVs are up in Europe, but Tesla’s numbers are dropping fastTesla’s reputation has taken a significant hit since January, when CEO Elon Musk created the DOGE task force, billed as a means to decrease spending across the United States government. In doing so, Musk damaged his standing with the public, which has carried over to Tesla. New data shows that Tesla’s reputational hit is not limited to the United States, as sales in Europe are down for Tesla amid a surging electric vehicle market.

3 weeks ago | autoblog.com | Nate Swanner

Infrastructure is a significant headache for electric vehicle (EV) owners. EV sales appear to be outpacing infrastructure improvements and expansion, with most drivers opting to seek out fast chargers and crowd hubs, such as Tesla’s renowned Supercharger installations. If SparkCharge has its way, though, infrastructure concerns may soon be a thing of the past.