roadside assistance

AAA is getting ready for the EV era. After announcing roadside charging assistance for electric vehicles last summer, the company announced today that it is going to add charging station locations to its TripTik services, either online or with an app. It's all part of the brand's history of ...

For AAA, the powertrain you have in your car shouldn't affect your roadside assistance. If you're a member and you call for help, AAA wants to help you out. Of course, bringing a can of gasoline to your Nissan Leaf isn't going to do a whole lot, so AAA is taking the first steps to diversify its ...

Nissan, in conjunction with the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF), has announced a joint trial program to test the feasibility of charger-equipped roadside service vehicles in southern Japan. A bit unexpectedly, Hitoshi Kawaguchi, Nissan's senior vice-president of external and governmental ...

Renault-Nissan have finalized a deal with AXA Vehicle Assistance to provide Europe-wide roadside service for the Alliance's range of electric vehicles (EVs). The contract signed between Renault-Nissan and AXA will provide ...

When General Motors filed a trademark request for the oft-discussed term "range anxiety" the company lit a fuse, upsetting a handful of automakers. Tesla and Think immediately fired back at GM by releasing statements. First, Tesla vice ...

If you're careless enough to drive your electric vehicle (EV) to the maximum limit of its range, then chances are quite high that you'll end up stranded and in need of a charge. Obviously, a phone call to AAA requesting a jug of gas won't suffice. You'll need some power of the AC or DC variety, ...

In a lengthy article comparing the long-term costs of the Nissan Leaf and the Chevrolet Volt on Boston.com, we find this interesting tidbit: