Author: Martin Banks

Martin Banks is the managing editor at Modded and a regular contributor to sites like the National Motorists Association, Survivopedia, Family Handyman and Industry Today. Whether it’s an in-depth article about aftermarket options for EVs or a step-by-step guide to surviving an animal bite in the wilderness, there are few subjects that Martin hasn’t covered.
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BYD’s Electric Dominance: 17 Million Vehicles and Accelerating

The global automotive industry is undergoing a major transformation and new energy vehicles are becoming an integral element of future mobility. Companies are no longer focusing only on the quantity of production and brand image. They are striving for technical innovation, production performance, battery power and other factors associated with popularity and ongoing demand. BYD […]

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Lucid Motors Overhauls Leadership to Navigate EV Market

The electric vehicle industry is a competitive one, in which companies are forced to constantly innovate while cutting costs and improving production. These demands can put tremendous pressure on manufacturers that are known for their innovative products and expensive brands. As the competition grows, it becomes even more important for automakers’ executives to make the […]

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Toyota Deepens Texas Roots with a $3.6 Billion Expansion

Toyota sends an enormous message regarding the direction of manufacturing within the United States as they inject a whopping $3.6 billion into their manufacturing facility located in San Antonio, Texas. Beyond constructing facilities or producing more automobiles, the financial undertaking signifies Toyota’s unwavering trust within its American workforce and the increasingly prevalent need for locally […]

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Durable Classics: A Guide to 9 Affordable Used Cars from the 1990s

As prices for both new and pre-owned vehicles keep climbing, many budget-conscious drivers are looking back at a different era of automotive excellence: the 1990s. This was a decade of real advances in design and construction, producing cars that were genuinely built to last. For anyone watching their spending, a thirty-year-old vehicle from this period […]

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