Tesla Training … September 2022
In June of 2022, ACDC bought a used 2020 Tesla Model 3 extended range AWD. It sold new for about $70,000 and with the inflated used car market, we paid [...]
August 2022 … Why some Bloggers (like me) miss a month or three.
It is August 2022 and I find myself getting up at 6am most days to make coffee. Decaf. Then off to my home office studying and writing about (you guessed [...]
Not Preaching to the Choir
ACDC was asked last fall to put together a series of EV and HEV classes for the New England Tire and Service Association. This was held at This year was [...]
Electric Motorcycles
The basic components of an Electric Vehicle are the same regardless of its size or number of wheels. The two-wheeled EMVs main drawback is range, as a motorcycle is small [...]
Why some Bloggers (like me) miss a month or three.
It is 2022 and I find myself getting up at 6 am most days to make coffee. Decaf. Then off to my home office studying and writing about (you guessed [...]
ACDC is very busy now after a quiet time
As I look back at my life as a tech, shop owner and now a hybrid / EV training provider, the changes in technology, both the vehicle and information was [...]
When the Industry Goes All-Electric Spring of 2021 Blog
The writing’s on the wall for the internal combustion engine. Here’s what the future could look like, through the crystal ball of an EV/hybrid expert. March 20, 2018 By [...]
February 2021 A Cult Car the Original Honda Insight
The original Honda Insight has a “cult” like following. How did this odd looking hybrid attract so many fans? Honda introduced the first hybrid to America in December 1999. It [...]
2020 … a look back at our Industry and Covid-19 January 2021 Blog
How do you experience 2020? ACDC is a very international business, but most of our business in 2020 was in the States as travel restrictions stopped travel, for good reasons [...]
December 20 .. My Lucky Day Craig’s Blog 2020
On December 20, 1977 Van Batenburg’s Garage opened up for business. It was warm for that time of year in Massachusetts. The shop I worked at all summer has closed [...]