In the market for a chainsaw but not sure which model to buy? Gas or electric? Here's your guide to affordable DIY-friendly ...

We also considered the cost per battery for each option to ensure you're getting the best bang for your buck. Note that none of these options are rechargeable batteries, which might be the better ...

However a lot of manufacturers including Stihl, Ryobi, Bosch and Makita have batteries that can be used with other garden tools from that brand so, if you keep to one brand, you'll only have to buy ...

Stellantis has not been a major presence in the U.S. electric car market, but it is rolling out several new battery-powered models in the coming months, including versions of the Jeep Wagoneer S.U ...

You’ll likely want a gas-powered chainsaw. We ranked the best cordless chainsaws based on power, price, and ease of use, but there are other options out there. Popular cordless tool brands like Stihl, ...

Battery-powered chainsaws are the most convenient way to cut through trees, limbs, and branches. They give you all the benefits of electric chainsaws without handcuffing you to an outlet. Just pop in ...

The Makita XCU04PT1 Brushless Chainsaw is designed to deliver the power of a gas chainsaw with the benefits of cordless technology. Powered by two 18V LXT® batteries, this chainsaw provides 36V of ...

Ahead of its launch, the Japanese automaker is building hype around the launch by aggressively promoting the upcoming battery-powered scooter on its social media platforms. Rumoured to be called ...

However, the bottom fell out of the global market for battery-powered cars in 2023 as inflation and hesitant consumer demand led to a slowdown – and in some cases slump – in EV sales.

Tehran: An Iranian media has made a shocking claim stating that Iran has hacked Israel's SSV blockchain network operated by Mossad, which is Israel's national intelligence agency, responsible for ...

Demand for battery-powered vehicles in Europe stagnated this year, growing only 1.3 percent in the first half of 2024, down from 14.6 percent in the previous year, according to the European Union.