Logan Carter is a journalist who writes for The Fusion Project, a publication under the Gizmodo Media Group. Logan's articles primarily cover topics related to electric vehicles, automotive technology, and viral trends in the automotive industry. Logan's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and The Coonamble Times.
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By: Logan Carter
It fulfills its mission of being a daily-driveable track car that doesn’t want to kill its driver
By: Logan Carter
Obviously I went down a rabbit hole, these old videos are hilarirous
By: Logan Carter
Hyundai is recalling 1,545 Nexos for a faulty safety device that can crack and release hydrogen gas
The transmission that's now perceived to ruin any car it's put into was once a groundbreaking feat of engineering
6-to-7-year-old automated emergency braking systems worked just 51 percent of the time, while new systems worked 100 percent of the time
You can own of the most beautiful hardcore street-legal track cars ever sold
Every car has them, but which ones are the coolest? that represent car brands and models often act as a for an otherwise ever-evolving and amorphous , so they had better be good ones.
By: Logan Carter
The legendary British carmaker will cease sales of its F-Pace SUV and only sell used cars until 2026
A well-designed emblem is a total boon for brand recognition and emotional connection
Based off the Kia PBV electric modular van concept, it looks seriously cool and capable
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