Psycho Bunny: Is It Worth It?
Psycho Bunny charges $58 for a tee and $98 for a polo. I bought one tee first and wore it for months before ordering more.
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Essential Road Trip Kit for Electric and Gas Cars
The gear that earns a permanent spot in the car after enough road trips with kids — plus the few things that actually change when the vehicle is an EV.
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EV Road Trips: When They’re Worth It (and When They’re Not)
EVs make excellent road-trip vehicles when time doesn’t matter. When it does — with kids, school breaks, and a destination to hit — the math changes around the 5-hour mark. Here’s the real range data, the real cost-per-mile numbers, and where the trade-off actually lands.
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What Small Cooler Is Right for Me? YETI, RTIC, or Something Else
The cooler problem nobody warns you about You bought the big cooler for the family beach trip, and it was the right call at the time. Then youth sports happened, and now you are hauling a 45-quart chest across a parking lot at 7:40 in the morning for four water bottles and a bag of
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EV Tow Vehicles: Can They Actually Tow an Electric Trailer
I went looking at electric RV trailers because I own an electric SUV and the idea made sense. Then I started reading specifications, and the enthusiasm ran into arithmetic. Most electric vehicles cannot tow these trailers. Not most crossovers, not most three-row SUVs, and not even every electric pickup in every configuration. What follows is
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Towing a Travel Trailer for Noobs
Towing a travel trailer seems a little worrisome. The largest thing I have ever towed is a small rental trailer. I have spent the past several weeks researching six-figure electric campers, and at some point a specific fear took hold. The fear is not scratching a fender. It is loading a trailer wrong, feeling it
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Which Electric Trailer is King?
The Trailer I Want Is Not the Trailer I Would Buy I have now spent a considerable amount of time with the specifications for all three of these trailers. If you asked me which trailer I find most appealing on paper, the answer is the Evotrex PG5, and it is not close. It generates its
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Evotrex PG5: What You Want to Know
What the Evotrex PG5 Actually Is The Evotrex PG5 gets grouped with the electric trailers, and it does not belong there. Evotrex says as much in its own specifications. The PG5 is a plug-in hybrid. Every version carries a 43-kilowatt-hour battery and a 75-kilowatt gasoline generator with its own fuel tank. The fully loaded PG5
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The Lightship AE.1: What You Want to Know
The most interesting engineering in the category Most travel trailers are boxes. They push a wall of air down the highway and your fuel economy or your battery range pays for it. Lightship built the AE.1 around the opposite premise, which is that if you solve aerodynamics first, everything else gets easier. The trailer travels
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The Pebble Flow: What You Want to Know
The Pebble Flow – one of the few that talk about the tongue weight The Pebble Flow tells you straight up the tongue weight on this bad boy. That is what you need to know first. Yet, every electric travel trailer on the market right now leads with the same pitch. It generates its own
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