The old-fashioned 12-volt lead acid battery hasn't changed much since the mid-1950s. Now it's getting a makeover to handle a host of new responsibilities in electrified, automated and software-defined ...

Feds want Tesla to hand over internal documents about complaints and accidents related to electronic door handles ...

Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Is your car battery more than 3 years old? It could be on the verge ...

Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis are recalling nearly 150,000 EVs in the U.S. over an electronics issue that may cause 12-volt batteries to lose charge while driving. The recall population includes 98,878 ...

It hasn’t been an easy ride for Toyota and Subaru’s first major foray into the EV market. The Toyota bZ4X and Subaru Solterra stand out for their unconventional styling, but unfortunately, not for ...

You know how new innovations sometimes seem fine until a flaw exposes that maybe we should have just stuck with the old ways?

EarthX has earned an FAA Approved Model List Supplemental Type Certificate (AML STC) for the installation of a 12-volt lithium battery in a variety of single-engine aircraft including Cessna 150s.

A Tesla trapped a toddler inside due to a dead 12-volt battery this week, requiring Arizona firefighters to come save the child's life. The incident happened in Scottsdale, Arizona, where temperatures ...

Roughly 400 workers at the Clarios battery plant in Ohio, who are responsible for the production of 12-volt batteries for a range of vehicles manufactured by Detroit-based automakers GM and Ford, have ...

The 12-volt battery is one of the least complex components in modern vehicles but one of the most crucial. If it’s not in good condition, the engine won’t start, nor can any of the vehicle’s fancy ...

The Hercules 12-volt cordless ratchet is a prime example of how saving money on power tools doesn’t always mean you’re taking a hit in terms of quality and performance. While you can expect some ...