Author: Ethan Larkson

Ethan Larkson is a U.S.-based technology journalist with over four years of experience covering the latest in digital innovation, emerging gadgets, and consumer tech trends. Since 2021, he has been simplifying complex tech stories into engaging narratives. His work spans everything from product launches to tech policy developments.

Genesis is set to introduce a new sporty, luxury aesthetic to its top models, with the Prestige Black line trim slated to make its debut in the U.S. in the near future. During the Seoul Mobility Show, held in Seoul, South Korea, a Genesis representative confirmed that four of the brand’s premier models will soon be available in this sleek, all-black variant, complete with exclusive features not accessible to any other markets. At a special tour of the Genesis Suji facility in Seoul, the flagship dealer experience, these blacked-out models were unveiled to the media at the global event. Prestige…

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The automotive world has never seen such a boom in high-performance cars, with family vehicles now offering acceleration that was once unimaginable just a couple of decades ago. Alongside the increased emphasis on safety and comfort, the speed these cars offer has reached new heights. But for those who seek truly jaw-dropping speeds, here are 10 of the fastest vehicles available in the U.S. right now. 10) 2025 Tesla Model S Plaid While many traditional car enthusiasts may still hesitate to embrace electric vehicles, the Tesla Model S Plaid is hard to ignore. This electric powerhouse features 1,020 horsepower, enabling…

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Kia, a South Korean automaker headquartered in Seoul, is set to reveal several new electric vehicles, with the highlight being the North American debut of the EV4 sedan. Kia was originally founded in 1944 as a bicycle manufacturer and later expanded into producing small motorcycles and Mazda-licensed trucks and cars. In the early 70s, the company constructed an assembly plant, which produced the Bisa range of cars until 1981, when production ceased due to the political climate. Production resumed in 1986 with a partnership with Ford, and by 1992, Kia began selling cars in North America. Currently, Kia stands as…

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Kia has announced plans to launch a new all-electric pickup truck specifically for the North American market, marking a major expansion under its “Plan S” business strategy aimed at 2030. The electric truck, yet to be named, will be distinct from the Kia Tasman, which will remain an overseas-only model. Over the next five years, Kia is set to introduce several new models, including the previously announced “PV” van series. The PV5 is scheduled for release later this year, followed by the PV7 in 2027 and PV9 in 2029. On Wednesday’s investor day, the Korean automaker took things further with…

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NEW JERSEY: Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., has kicked off a major infrastructure project aimed at reducing the frequency and impact of power outages for more than 5,000 customers in northern New Jersey. The work is being carried out along several power lines connected to JCP&L’s Cozy Lake substation. Customers in Jefferson and Rockaway Townships (Morris County), West Milford Township (Passaic County), and Hardyston and Sparta Townships (Sussex County) are set to benefit from the upgrades. Doug Mokoid, President of FirstEnergy New Jersey, said: “These are some of the most extensive improvements under our…

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Solar energy in New York received a major push as a $950 million contract was announced for the construction of the state’s largest solar farm. As per PV Magazine, the project has officially broken ground. Greenbacker Renewable Energy secured the contract to build the 500-megawatt facility in Genesee County. Construction is underway, with the solar farm expected to be operational by 2026. The initiative is one of 23 large-scale renewable projects approved by New York State Governor Kathy Hochul in December 2024, aimed at delivering 2.3 gigawatts of clean energy. The state has set a goal to source 70% of…

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