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Nissan and Valeo Turn V2G Charging Into a Real UK Rollout
Nissan and Valeo have signed a deal to commercialize smart V1G and bidirectional V2G home charging in Europe, starting with the United Kingdom.
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Jake Dennis Wins Sanya Formula E Round After Andretti Penalty Shuffles Podium
Jake Dennis won the 2026 Sanya E-Prix from pole, but Felipe Drugovich's post-race penalty turned Andretti's on-track 1-2 into a reshuffled Formula E podium.
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Toyota Recalls 16,200 bZ and Lexus RZ EVs Over Battery ECU Software
Toyota says certain 2026 bZ and Lexus RZ electric SUVs can lose motive power if a battery ECU error shuts down the electric drive system.
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Maserati's Folgore EV Price Cuts Are Too Big to Ignore
Maserati has refreshed the GranTurismo, GranCabrio, and Grecale, but the sharper story is the reported price reset on its electric Folgore models.
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2027 Subaru Solterra Holds Its $38,495 Price After the Big Reset
Subaru says the 2027 Solterra will start at the same $38,495 MSRP after last year's major range, charging, and powertrain upgrades.
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Audi's New A6 allroad Keeps the Luxury Wagon Alive, Now With a Plug-In Hybrid
Audi has revealed the fifth-generation A6 allroad with a wider body, standard quattro, adaptive air suspension, and its first plug-in hybrid powertrain.
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Rivian Joins ChargeScape to Turn EV Charging Into a Grid Tool
Rivian and ChargeScape are partnering to connect Rivian EVs with utility managed-charging programs, giving drivers another way to lower charging costs while helping the grid.
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Global EV Sales Hit 1.8 Million in May, But North America Is Still Sliding
Benchmark Mineral Intelligence says global EV sales reached 1.8 million in May 2026, with Europe growing fast while North America remains sharply lower year to date.
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Scania's 105-Truck Wibax Deal Shows Where Electric Semis Work First
Scania will supply 105 battery-electric trucks to Wibax in what it calls the EU's largest electric bulk-transport truck deal, pointing to the early sweet spot for heavy-duty EV fleets.
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Peugeot E-208 GTi Opens Orders as a 281-HP Electric Hot Hatch
Peugeot has opened French orders for the E-208 GTi, its first fully electric GTi, with 281 hp, a 5.5-second 0-100 km/h time, and up to 375 km of WLTP range.
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Morris JE Electric Van Gets a Production Roadmap After Its Latest Reveal
Morris Commercial has shown the latest pre-production JE electric van and outlined a path toward pilot production in 2027 and commercial-scale manufacturing in Wales in 2028.
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Dodge Charger Daytona Starts Road Testing With Solid-State Battery Cells
Stellantis and Factorial have started road testing a Dodge Charger Daytona development vehicle with FEST solid-state battery cells, moving the technology from lab validation into real-world EV calibration.
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GM Wants Its EVs and Batteries to Help Run the Grid
GM's Empower 2026 announcements combine sodium-ion grid storage, bidirectional EVs, second-life battery projects, and Energy Pass charging into a bigger energy strategy.
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Dodge Charger Orders Open in Europe With Electric Daytona and Gas Sixpack Models
Dodge has opened European orders for the next-generation Charger, bringing the electric Daytona and gas-powered Sixpack models to Europe with pricing from €66,000 and deliveries expected from September 2026.
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Rivian R2 Launch Day Is Here: Order Invites, Demo Drives, and First Deliveries Begin
Rivian says June 9 is the day R2 order invitations start going out, demo drives begin, and the first customer vehicles start arriving. The rollout starts with the Performance Launch Package before lower-priced trims follow later.
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Canada's EV Battery Bet Gets A Reality Check
A fresh WardsAuto report puts Canada's EV battery subsidies under the microscope after Honda's Alliston suspension. The useful takeaway is not that Canada's EV strategy is dead, but that battery plants need real EV demand to support them.
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ev.energy's Eve Platform Turns EV Charging Into a Grid Tool
ev.energy has launched Eve, an AI-native platform that coordinates EVs, batteries, solar, and flexible loads for utilities. The pitch is simple: EV charging is becoming grid infrastructure, not just a driver convenience.
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Tesla Takes Manitoba to Court Over EV Rebates, and Buyers Are Stuck in the Middle
Tesla Canada is challenging Manitoba's decision to exclude Tesla vehicles from the province's EV rebate program, turning a buyer incentive into a wider fight over trade policy, affordability, and fairness.
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NIO's May Delivery Jump Shows ONVO Is Becoming More Than a Side Bet
NIO delivered 37,705 vehicles in May 2026, its strongest month of the year so far, as ONVO more than doubled from April and new SUV launches added fresh momentum.
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Geely's Tiny Xingyuan EV Just Got More Range, and the Price Is the Point
Geely has refreshed the Xingyuan, known internationally as the EX2, with up to 480 km of CLTC range, CATL cells, and aggressive China-market pricing.
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Chinese-Made Tesla Model 3s Are Arriving in Canada, and the Quota Fight Starts Now
Shanghai-built Tesla Model 3s are reportedly starting to arrive in Canada under the country's new Chinese EV quota, turning trade policy into a real showroom story.
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Toyota Reportedly Kills the Lexus LF-ZC EV, but Not the Tech Behind It
Toyota has reportedly stopped development of the Lexus LF-ZC production EV, redirecting attention toward SUVs while continuing work on gigacasting and solid-state battery technology.
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Volvo Gets a U.S. Pass on Connected-Car Rules, and the Precedent Matters
Volvo has secured U.S. authorization to keep importing and selling connected vehicles under the Commerce Department's China- and Russia-focused vehicle software rule.
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ChargeHub and AXSO Want to Reserve Electric Truck Charging Before the Megawatt Chargers Arrive
ChargeHub and AXSO are building an open reservation platform for electric truck charging, aiming to give fleets the route certainty they need before heavy-duty public charging scales.
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Canada's Electric Ice Explorer Is EV Tech in One of the Hardest Places to Use It
Pursuit has launched an electric Ice Explorer pilot on Alberta's Columbia Icefield, turning a massive glacier tour vehicle into a 528-kWh test case for heavy-duty EVs.
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Citroen 2CV Is Coming Back as a Cheap Electric People's Car
Citroen has confirmed the 2CV name will return as a future electric model, with more details due at the Paris Motor Show and Stellantis' affordable E-Car project pointing to 2028 production.
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BMW's iX5 Hydrogen Just Took a Real Step Toward Production
BMW has started pre-series production of the iX5 Hydrogen's Energy Master control unit at Plant Landshut, while expanding the same hardware family for Neue Klasse EVs.
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Stellantis' STLA One Platform Is the EV Reset in Hardware Form
Stellantis says its new STLA One architecture will launch in 2027 with LFP battery support, 800-volt capability, software-defined hardware, and room for more than 30 models.
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IEA Says EVs Are Still Headed for 28% of Global Sales as the U.S. Slumps
The IEA's Global EV Outlook 2026 sees electric cars reaching 23 million sales this year, even as the U.S. market shrinks after tax credits expired.
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Stellantis' Affordable E-Car Gives Europe Its Next Small-EV Test
Stellantis says its small, affordable E-Car project will start production at Pomigliano d'Arco in 2028, giving the automaker another shot at the low-cost European EV market.
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BYD Wants Europe’s Idle Car Plants as Chinese EV Makers Move In
BYD has confirmed talks over underused European car plants, turning spare factory capacity into the next front in China’s EV expansion push.
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Honda’s EV Reset Turns Into a $2.7 Billion Annual Loss
Honda has posted its first full-year loss after EV-related charges, while laying out a three-year reset built around hybrids, motorcycles, software, and more cautious EV spending.
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Jaguar Type 01 Gives Its Electric GT a Name and a 1,000-PS Target
Jaguar has named its reborn electric four-door GT the Type 01, confirming Monaco prototype appearances, tri-motor power, and a reveal later this year.
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Ford Energy Makes EV Battery Capacity a Grid-Storage Business
Ford Energy is now detailing a U.S.-assembled 5.45 MWh LFP battery storage block, turning underused EV battery know-how into a grid-scale business.
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Ineos Fusilier Reset Shows the Off-Road EV Compromise Is Winning
Ineos is reportedly pushing the smaller Fusilier 4x4 toward a range-extender strategy and shared technology partnerships, a telling shift for electric off-roaders.
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Lexus Finally Has a Three-Row EV: 2027 TZ Targets 300 Miles
The 2027 Lexus TZ is the brand's first three-row electric SUV, pairing standard DIRECT4 AWD, two battery choices, NACS charging, and a manufacturer-estimated 300-mile range target.
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Ford's $30,000 EV Truck Just Got More Real in Long Beach
Ford opened the doors to its Long Beach EV Development Center, giving reporters a closer look at the low-cost platform behind its planned $30,000 electric pickup.
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2026 Kia EV6 Starts at $37,900 as Kia Sharpens Its Affordable EV Push
Kia has priced the 2026 EV6 from $37,900 before destination, added a standard dual-voltage charging cable, and brought Plug & Charge to its electric crossover.
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Subaru Just Had Its Best EV Sales Month Ever, But Gas SUVs Still Run the Show
Subaru sold a record 2,053 EVs in April 2026 as the Solterra, Trailseeker, and Uncharted all contributed, but Forester, Crosstrek, and Outback still define the brand's volume.
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Chery Is Preparing a Canadian Launch. Here’s Why It Matters
Chery appears to be moving toward a Canadian launch under its Omoda and Jaecoo brands, with dealers being courted, a late-2026 target, and a product mix that could put Chinese value pressure directly into Canada’s SUV market.
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Tesla Just Made the Model 3 Cheap Again in Canada
Tesla has reset Canadian Model 3 pricing, with the rear-drive Model 3 now listed from $39,490 before fees and the Performance still sitting far above it at $74,990.
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Rivian Starts Saleable R2 Production, and Its Georgia Bet Just Got Bigger
Rivian has started saleable R2 production in Illinois, raised the first-phase capacity plan for its Georgia factory to 300,000 vehicles a year, and kept its 2026 delivery target intact.
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Google Gemini Starts Replacing Assistant in Cars With Google Built-In
Google Gemini is beginning its rollout to cars with Google built-in, with Volvo and GM confirming U.S. updates that bring more natural voice interaction, Maps-aware routing help, messaging, and vehicle-specific answers.
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Senate Bill Would Harden the U.S. Wall Against Chinese Connected Cars
The Connected Vehicle Security Act of 2026 would go beyond current Commerce Department rules by targeting Chinese-built vehicles, connected components, software, data systems, and resale activity in the U.S. market.
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Volkswagen ID. Polo Makes the Small EV Case With 454 km of Range
Volkswagen has revealed the production ID. Polo, a front-drive electric hatchback for Europe with up to 454 km of WLTP range, standard DC fast charging, and a German base price planned at €24,995.
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Audi Gives the Q4 e-tron the Refresh It Needed for 2027
Audi's updated Q4 e-tron gets a cleaner cabin, more range, faster DC charging, bidirectional charging in select markets, and a sharper look as the compact luxury EV SUV segment heats up.
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Geely's EVA Cab Robotaxi Shows How Fast China's EV Tech Race Is Moving
Geely used Auto China 2026 to unveil the EVA Cab, a purpose-built electric robotaxi prototype tied to its CaoCao Mobility network and a broader push into AI-defined vehicles.
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Hyundai IONIQ V Debuts in China With 600 km Range and a Bigger EV Reset
Hyundai used Auto China 2026 to reveal the IONIQ V, a China-focused electric sedan with more than 600 km of CLTC range and a broader plan for 20 new models over five years.
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Tesla Q1 2026 Earnings: Revenue Falls 9% as Auto Margins Get Squeezed
Tesla's first-quarter 2026 results show how much pressure is building on the core car business, even as the company says its lower-cost models are still on track for first-half production.
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Stellantis Q1 2026 Shipments Jump 12% as North America and Europe Rebound
Stellantis says Q1 2026 consolidated shipments rose 12% year over year to 1.4 million units, with Ram, Jeep, Fiat, Opel, Citroën, and Leapmotor all helping power a broad recovery.
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Volkswagen ID.3 Neo Debuts With 630 km Range, New Cabin, and Faster Charging
Volkswagen has unveiled the ID.3 Neo with a sharper design, redesigned interior, new software features, and up to 630 km of WLTP range, with pre-sales opening April 16 in Germany and many European markets.
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Volkswagen's Tennessee ID.4 Shutdown Could Trigger a $600 Million Q1 Hit
Volkswagen is expected to take a major first-quarter charge after ending ID.4 production in Chattanooga, and the numbers show just how expensive the U.S. EV reset has become for legacy automakers.
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IONNA and Circle K Open Their First Co-Branded EV Charging Sites, and That Matters More Than It Sounds
IONNA and Circle K have opened their first co-branded fast-charging sites in Kansas City, with more than 50 locations planned by year-end. For U.S. EV drivers, this is an important test of whether serious automaker-backed charging can finally scale at familiar roadside stops.
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2027 Nissan Rogue Finally Gets e-POWER, and That Could Be the Reset Nissan Needs
Nissan says the next-generation Rogue will bring its e-POWER series-hybrid system to the U.S. and Canada in fiscal 2026, giving the brand a badly needed electrified volume play that does not ask mainstream buyers to go full EV yet.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz EQS Gets a Bigger Battery, Cleaner Styling, and Up to 390 Miles of Range
Mercedes-Benz has given the EQS sedan a meaningful mid-cycle update for 2027, with a larger 118 kWh battery, cleaner front-end styling, revised cabin details, and an estimated 390 miles of range in rear-drive form.
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Slate Just Raised $650 Million, and 160,000 Reservations Make Its Cheap EV Truck Look a Lot More Real
Slate says it has closed a $650 million Series C round, topped 160,000 reservations, and still expects first customer deliveries in late 2026, which turns the startup's bare-bones affordable EV truck from an intriguing idea into a much more serious production story.
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Rivian Is Stacking April Incentives on 2026 R1T and R1S Orders, and That Usually Means One Thing
Rivian is offering a $500 sales-event discount, 1.99% APR financing on select 2026 R1 configurations, and fresh April lease deals at the same time, which is a pretty clear sign the company wants buyers to move now, not later.
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Tesla Is Reportedly Giving the Model S and Model X Plaid a Limited Signature Series Finale
Tesla is reportedly offering an invite-only Signature Series run of the Model S Plaid and Model X Plaid, with exclusive Garnet Red paint, gold accents, and pricing that underscores how niche its oldest flagships have become.
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Honda's Super-ONE Compact EV Looks Like a Tiny Throwback, but the Strategy Is Modern
Honda has opened the playbook on its new Super-ONE compact EV for Japan, pairing a lightweight city-car format with a claimed 274 km of range and a more playful take on everyday electric driving.
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Hyundai Launches IONIQ Brand in China With Venus and Earth EV Concepts
Hyundai has officially launched the IONIQ lineup brand in China, using two new concept cars, Venus and Earth, to preview a more localized EV strategy for the world's toughest new-energy market.
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Tesla Reportedly Back in Mass-Market Game With New Compact SUV
After canceling the Model 2 in 2024, Tesla is working on an all-new smaller electric SUV for Shanghai production, sources tell Reuters — targeting late 2027 or 2028.
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Tesla Misses Q1 2026 Delivery Targets as Shares Slide to 2026 Low
Tesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1 2026, falling short of analyst expectations and reigniting concerns about EV demand as the stock dropped to its lowest point of the year.
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Rivian Outsold Ford in EVs in Q1 2026, Delivering 10,365 Vehicles
Rivian posted 10,365 deliveries in Q1 2026, up 20% year over year, as Ford's U.S. EV sales plummeted 70% in the same period — a stark reversal of the traditional OEM advantage.
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Kia EV3 Makes North American Debut at New York Auto Show With 320-Mile Range
Kia unveiled the 2027 EV3 at the New York International Auto Show, bringing its smallest and most affordable EV to the US market with up to 320 miles of range and late-2026 sales
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Toyota and Lexus Spark EV Price War With the 2026 Lexus ES EV Starting Under $50K
Lexus has priced the 2026 ES EV at $48,795 — less than the equivalent hybrid model — as Toyota and Lexus use aggressive electrified pricing to win over mainstream luxury buyers
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Tesla Q1 2026 Deliveries Miss Analyst Estimates — But the Headlines Miss the Context
Tesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1 2026, falling short of analyst consensus, but the EV market shrank 28% in the same period. In that context, a 6.3% year-over-year gain looks less like a collapse and more like resilience under pressure.
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Toyota's bZ Just Became America's Top-Selling Non-Tesla EV — And It's Just Getting Started
Toyota reported 10,029 bZ sales in Q1 2026, a 79% year-over-year jump that made it the top-selling non-Tesla EV in the US, prompting Toyota to expand its American EV lineup with a second US-built model due in 2027.
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Audi Posts €65.5 Billion in 2025 Revenue as EV Sales Jump 36% — But Tariffs Bite Into Profit
Audi's full-year 2025 financial results show strong revenue growth driven by surging electric vehicle deliveries, though U.S. tariffs and global market headwinds weighed on operating profit, which fell 14% year over year.
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Audi Delivered 1.6 Million Vehicles in 2025 — But North America and China Were the Weak Links
Audi's global vehicle deliveries fell roughly 3% in 2025 to 1.6 million units, with a strong fourth quarter unable to offset double-digit declines in North America and a continued slump in China. Here's what the numbers mean.
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Audi's Electric Identity Crisis: The 2027 A6 e-tron Arrives in the U.S. — But Is It Enough to Win Over Skeptics?
Audi's revised 2027 A6 e-tron and Q6 e-tron bring meaningful software improvements and the return of physical controls, but the brand faces an uphill battle against BMW and Mercedes in the U.S. market.
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Hyundai IONIQ 5 Sales Climb 13% in March 2026 — And the Brand Has More Good News
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 posted a 13% sales gain in March 2026, with 4,425 units delivered in the US. The three-row IONIQ 9 is also ramping up nicely, giving Hyundai a rare bright spot in a challenging EV market.
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Porsche Confirms Electric Cayenne: PPE Platform, 800V Architecture, and 500+ km Range
Porsche's next-generation Cayenne will go fully electric, riding the PPE platform with 800V charging, dual-motor AWD, and a targeted 500 km WLTP range.
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Tesla Q1 2025 Results: Deliveries Slide 7% as Competition Intensifies
Tesla delivered 436,800 vehicles in Q1 2025, down 7% year-over-year, with global competition and production disruptions weighing on results.
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Kia EV3 U.S. Debut at NY Auto Show: The Affordable EV Equation Finally Adds Up
Kia unveiled US-spec details for the EV3 compact electric SUV at the 2026 New York International Auto Show, targeting a sub-$35,000 price and 300-plus miles of range. It's the most directly consequential affordable EV launch of the year.
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The 2026 Lexus ES Goes Fully Electric — And It's Better Than Expected
Lexus has finally pulled the trigger on a battery-electric ES. The 2026 ES 350e and ES 500e debut a new multi-pathway platform, 74.7 kWh floor battery, and a sub-$50,000 starting price that undercuts many combustion-powered luxury competitors.
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NIO Smashes Q1 Records With 83,465 Deliveries as Multi-Brand Payoff Accelerates
The Chinese EV maker's March surge of 35,486 units — up 136% year-over-year — drove a record first quarter, powered by the expanding ONVO and Firefly sub-brands and pushing cumulative deliveries past 1 million vehicles.
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Gas Hits $4 Again. Does It Finally Move the Needle on EV Buyers?
With the national average for regular gasoline approaching $4 per gallon in late March 2026, analysts are watching whether historically high pump prices can overcome the other headwinds facing electric vehicle adoption.
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New EV Sales Crater 28% in Q1 2026 — But There's a Flip Side
Cox Automotive data shows new battery-electric sales fell sharply in the first quarter as the federal tax credit disappeared and tariff uncertainty weighed on buyers. The saving grace? A booming used EV market.
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Honda, Hyundai, Kia, and Lamborghini Cancel or Delay EV Programs
Multiple automakers have quietly shelved or scaled back EV programs in 2026, signaling a broader industry retreat from ambitious electrification timelines. Here's what's been cancelled and what's still coming.
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Sony Honda Mobility Pulls the Plug on Afeela — What Happened to the $90,000 EV?
Sony Honda Mobility officially discontinued the Afeela 1 sedan and its planned SUV sibling on March 25, 2026, citing Honda's broader EV strategy reversal and an untenable business case. Reservations are being refunded.
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Hyundai and Kia Set Q1 Sales Records — But It's Hybrids Doing the Heavy Lifting
Both brands posted their strongest-ever first quarters in the U.S. market. The story behind the numbers isn't EVs — it's a massive surge in hybrid demand that's offsetting softer battery-electric sales.
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Toyota Is Doubling Down on EVs While Everyone Else Hits Pause
With four new electric models heading to U.S. dealerships by end of 2026, Toyota is charting a contrarian path as rivals like Honda and GM retrench on their EV ambitions.
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NHTSA Closes Tesla Recall Petition Covering 2.26 Million Vehicles
The U.S. auto safety regulator has rejected a petition seeking a sweeping recall of approximately 2.26 million Tesla vehicles, saying the evidence does not support a defect finding.
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Toyota's bZ Went From Forgotten to Best-Selling Non-Tesla EV in the U.S.
Toyota sold over 10,000 bZ electric SUVs in Q1 2026, a 79% jump from last year. It beat the Ioniq 5 and Mach-E. Here's how a slow start turned into a surprise surge.
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Rolls-Royce Scraps 2030 All-Electric Target, Will Keep Building V12s
In a stark reversal, Rolls-Royce has abandoned its goal to sell only electric vehicles by 2030, citing continued customer demand for its twin-turbo V12 engines. The Spectre's hard-charging electrified future is on hold.
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Ford Launches $31.7M Share Buyback as Tesla and LG Energy Confirm $4.3B Battery Plant
On the same day Ford moved to stabilize its stock, Tesla and LG Energy Solution announced a major new U.S. battery production facility — two very different signals from the auto industry on the same March day.
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New York Auto Show 2026: The EVs Worth Watching For
The 2026 New York International Auto Show opens April 3 with a mix of new electric reveals, established favorites, and one very notable absence — the full EV commitment automakers once promised.
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Honda Scraps Three U.S. EVs, Books Up to $15.8 Billion in Losses
Citing weak demand and mounting losses, Honda is cancelling the 0 Series SUV, 0 Series Saloon, and Acura RSX — and taking one of the biggest EV retreat charges in the industry.
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Rivian R2 Launch Day: First Test Drives Reveal a Different Kind of Rivian
Rivian opened its first public R2 test ride events on March 13, 2026, giving the first real-world impressions of the $57,990 mid-size electric SUV that's make-or-break for the company's financial future.
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Rivian R2 Is Finally Here: Full Pricing, Trims, and a Spring Delivery Target
Rivian pulls the wraps off its more affordable R2 SUV with three trims ranging from $45,000 to $57,990, targeting first deliveries in spring 2026.
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Rivian R2 Pricing Announced: Starts at $45,000, Performance at $57,990
Rivian officially revealed R2 pricing and trim levels on March 12, 2026, with the Performance Launch Edition starting at $57,990 and the base Standard trim at $45,000. Deliveries begin this spring.
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Honda Cancels All Three U.S.-Built EVs, Books Up to $15.8 Billion in Losses
Honda announced it is canceling the 0 Series SUV, 0 Series Saloon, and Acura RSX — all planned for U.S. production — citing tariffs, weak EV demand, and intensifying Chinese competition. The move is one of the most significant retreats by any major automaker.
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Tesla's China Sales Jump 91% in February, Extending Comeback Streak
Tesla's Shanghai factory posted a blockbuster February with year-over-year sales nearly doubling, and March is tracking toward another gain as the refreshed Model Y and aggressive pricing fuel a sustained recovery in China.
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Nissan LEAF Wins Women's World Car of the Year as Ford Pivots a Plant to Energy Storage
The Nissan LEAF took home the Supreme Winner award at the 2026 Women's Worldwide Car of the Year competition — a remarkable vindication for a model that's been in production since 2010. Meanwhile, Ford is converting a Michigan plant to produce grid-scale battery storage.
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March's Best EV Deals: Model 3 and a 3-Row SUV Lead the Discounts
As new EV sales slow, automakers and dealers are layering incentives to move metal. Edmunds and Motor Trend's latest deals data shows meaningful discounts on some of the best EVs you can buy right now.
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Rivian R2 First Customer Deliveries Begin: Spring 2026 Has Arrived
Rivian begins first customer deliveries of the R2 electric SUV on March 5, 2026, marking the start of what the company hopes will be its first profitable product line.
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VW Dealers Sue Scout Motors Over Direct-to-Consumer Sales Plan
A class-action lawsuit filed by Volkswagen franchise dealers aims to block Scout Motors from selling its electric trucks and SUVs directly to buyers — escalating a battle over how EVs should be sold in America.
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EU's 'Made in EU' Rules Could Sideline UK Cars From Corporate Fleets
Brussels' proposed Industrial Accelerator Act would require 70% EU-made content for EV subsidies — a rule that trade groups warn could cut the UK off from its biggest automotive market.
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Edmunds' 5 Most Exciting New EVs Landing in 2026
From a 400-mile BMW SUV to a sub-$30,000 Chevrolet Bolt, Edmunds' experts round up the electric vehicles they're most looking forward to this year — and the numbers are genuinely compelling.
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Stellantis Posts First Full-Year Loss in Company History Amid $25 Billion in Charges
Stellantis reported a full-year 2025 net loss of €1.5 billion, its first annual loss ever, as the automaker absorbed €25.4 billion in impairments and charges related to its failed EV transition and operational missteps.
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Nissan Leaf Recall: NHTSA Issues 'Do Not Drive' Advisory for 9,800 Vehicles
NHTSA has issued an urgent 'do not drive' advisory for approximately 9,800 Nissan Leaf vehicles due to a battery defect that can cause fires, following multiple incidents of spontaneous vehicle fires.
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BMW Neue Klasse X: A New Electric Era Begins
BMW's next-generation EV platform launches with the iX3 successor — and it might be the most important BMW in decades.
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GM Deploys Major Software Update for Bolt EV: Improved Range, Faster Charging
GM is rolling out an over-the-air software update for the 2026 Chevrolet Bolt EV that improves estimated range by approximately 15 miles, enhances charging curve calibration, and adds new driver assistance features.
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Tesla Slashes Prices for Third Time in 12 Months as Sales Slide Persists
Tesla has cut Model Y and Model 3 prices for the third time since early 2025, with the Model Y Long Range now starting at $42,990. The cuts come as Tesla battles slowing demand and intensifying competition.
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Volkswagen Recalls 44,000 ID.4 and ID.7 Vehicles Over Software Safety Defect
Volkswagen is recalling 44,000 ID.4 and ID.7 electric vehicles due to a software defect that can cause the powertrain to unexpectedly shut down, according to NHTSA.
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Toyota bZ4X Recall: What Owners Need to Know After NHTSA Investigation
Toyota has issued a second recall for the bZ4X electric SUV following an NHTSA investigation into wheel detachment concerns. Here's what owners should do.
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Ford's Q4 2025 Financial Results: EVs Drag on Profits Despite Truck Strength
Ford reports Q4 and full-year 2025 results showing continued strength in trucks offset by EV losses, with an adjusted operating income of $1.1B for the quarter but $19.5B in special charges.
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Rivian Achieves First Quarterly Gross Profit, Paving Way for R2 Launch
Rivian reported its first ever quarterly gross profit of $24 million in Q4 2025, a milestone that validates its manufacturing improvement trajectory as the company prepares to launch the R2 SUV.
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America's EV Charging Network Keeps Growing — Even as New EV Sales Falter
New data from the first weeks of 2026 shows U.S. fast-charging infrastructure expanded by over 30 percent year-over-year, a paradox that suggests the charging buildout is running on its own momentum independent of new vehicle sales.
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Tesla Faces Brand Reputation Crisis as Musk's Washington Role Alienates Buyers
Tesla's brand reputation has deteriorated sharply in early 2026, according to new polling data, as CEO Elon Musk's prominent role in the Trump administration's DOGE cost-cutting effort drives away progressive buyers.
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EV Registrations Plunge 41% in January as Market Post-Tax Credit Correction Continues
New EV registrations fell 41 percent year-over-year in January 2026, continuing the post-tax-credit-correction trend from late 2025, with legacy automakers bearing the brunt of the decline.
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Stellantis Abandons Plug-In Hybrids, Doubles Down on Conventional Hybrids
The automaker behind Jeep, Ram, Dodge, and Chrysler confirmed it is ending all plug-in hybrid development, a dramatic reversal that reflects how quickly the EV transition math has changed for legacy automakers.
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Ram 1500 REV: America's Electric Truck Revolution Is Here
Ram's first fully electric pickup brings serious capability, 500 miles of range, and a cabin that redefines what a truck can be.
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GM Books $7.1 Billion Charge as EV Pivot Hits a Rough Patch
General Motors disclosed massive fourth-quarter charges tied to its scaled-back EV ambitions, sending a clear signal that the transition to electric vehicles is proving far more costly — and far slower — than the industry once projected.
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Tesla Reports Full Year 2025 Vehicle Sales: Second Consecutive Annual Decline
Tesla delivered approximately 1.79 million vehicles globally in 2025, down from 1.85 million in 2024 and 1.81 million in 2023. It's the first time Tesla has posted consecutive annual sales declines.
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CES 2026 Opens with a Quiet Revolution: AI Takes the Wheel, EVs Take a Back Seat
The year's biggest tech show signaled a major shift as automakers pivoted from headline-grabbing EV debuts to AI-powered driving assistants, autonomous shuttles, and software-defined vehicles.
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Tesla Published Analyst Estimates — And the Numbers Aren't Pretty
In an unusual year-end move, Tesla publicly released consensus analyst estimates showing the company is on track to post its second consecutive annual sales decline, with Q4 2025 deliveries expected to drop roughly 15% year over year.
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Western Automakers Are Pulling Back on EVs. China Isn't Waiting.
As Ford, GM, and Stellantis dial back their EV targets, Chinese manufacturers press forward with aggressive electrification plans — a divergence that analysts say could reshape the global auto industry for decades.
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Trump Tariffs Reshape the Auto Industry's 2025 Calculus
Escalating tariffs on imported vehicles and components added billions in costs for automakers in 2025. Here's how the trade war with China and other nations is reshaping where and how cars get built.
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Rivian R2 Pre-Production Begins Ahead of Spring 2026 Launch
Rivian has begun pre-production builds of the R2 electric SUV at its Normal, Illinois facility, signaling the company is on track for first customer deliveries in spring 2026.
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Ford EV Strategy Overhaul: What Dealers and Buyers Need to Know
Ford's EV strategy overhaul has major implications for dealer networks, future products, and buyers considering an electric Ford. Here's what changed and what it means.
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EU Delivers Automotive Support Package — and Signals a Retreat on 2035
The European Commission unveiled its much-anticipated automotive support package on December 16, 2025, including a potential weakening of the 2035 combustion engine phase-out that had automakers and environmental groups watching closely.
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Ford Takes $19.5 Billion Charge and Pulls Back on EV Plans
Ford Motor Company will record approximately $19.5 billion in special charges in Q4 2025, signaling a major strategic retreat from its all-electric vehicle ambitions and pivoting toward hybrids and extended-range EVs.
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Volkswagen's Gen.Urban Robotaxi Hits the Streets of Wolfsburg
Volkswagen Group begins testing its steering-wheel-free Gen.Urban autonomous research vehicle on public roads in Wolfsburg, Germany, a milestone that puts VW's robotaxi ambitions squarely in the spotlight.
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Ford Q4 2025 Earnings: $19.5B Charge Dominates as EV Strategy Restarts
Ford reports Q4 2025 earnings with a massive $19.5 billion special charge related to its EV business, confirming the strategic pivot away from aggressive electrification that CEO Jim Farley outlined in December.
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Toyota Crown Sales Surge 85% as Electrified Portfolio Drives US Growth in November
Toyota Motor North America posted a 4.4% sales increase in November 2025, with the Crown family up 85% year-over-year as the brand's hybrid-heavy product strategy continues to outperform the broader market.
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Subaru Puts a Price on Its First Real EV: The 2026 Uncharted Starts at $34,995
Subaru of America revealed pricing for the 2026 Uncharted EV on December 9, 2025, with an MSRP of $34,995 and more than 300 miles of estimated range — the brand's most serious entry yet in the electric vehicle segment.
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Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory Rolls Out Its 4 Millionth Vehicle
Tesla's Gigafactory Shanghai reached a major manufacturing milestone on December 8, 2025, producing its four-millionth vehicle — underlining the plant's role as Tesla's most productive manufacturing hub globally.
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NIO Hits Its Q4 Delivery Target With a Record December, Full-Year Sales Up 47%
NIO delivered 48,135 vehicles in December 2025, a new monthly high and a 54.6% year-over-year jump, as the Chinese EV brand pushed past 326,000 annual deliveries and moved closer to sustained profitability.
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Xiaomi's SU7 Is Selling So Fast It Beat Its 2025 Target a Month Early
Xiaomi's electric vehicle division crossed 500,000 cumulative deliveries in early December 2025, smashing its full-year target with nearly a month to spare — one of the fastest growth arcs in modern automotive history.
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US Auto Sales Drop 5.5% in November as EV Market Share Falls to 5.1%
New light-vehicle sales fell for the second consecutive month in November 2025, with EV market share dropping to 5.1% following the expiry of the federal EV tax credit for most vehicles.
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GM Q4 2025 Earnings Preview: Ultium Platform Reaches Critical Mass
GM reports Q4 2025 earnings with the Ultium platform now deployed across 6 vehicle lines. We look at what the fourth quarter means for GM's EV transition.
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Trump Signs Off on CAFE Reset: What the New Fuel Economy Roadmap Means for Your Next Car
President Trump formally proposed resetting Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards back to levels automakers can meet with conventional powertrains. The move marks a dramatic reversal of the Biden-era regulatory framework.
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White House Set to Gut Fuel Economy Rules in Win for Detroit — and a Climate Setback
The Trump administration is preparing to propose dramatically looser fuel economy standards, walking back the Biden-era rules that required 50 mpg fleet averages by 2031. Here's what changed, and why it matters.
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Toyota and Kia Bucked the EV Slide as the Industry's Charging Revolution Hit a Pothole
December 2025 saw EV deliveries crater across the industry — but Toyota and Kia proved that when you give buyers hybrids and plug-in hybrids, they'll take them. Here's what the divergent sales data tells us about where the market actually is.
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BYD Recalls Nearly 89,000 Plug-In Hybrids Over Battery Safety Risk
China's market regulator ordered BYD to recall 88,981 Seal and Song plug-in hybrid vehicles due to a potential battery-related safety hazard, the company's second major recall in 2025.
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U.S. Auto Sales Slump 3% in November as EV and Truck Markets Diverge
Total U.S. new vehicle sales fell to a 15.2 million seasonally adjusted annual rate in November 2025, with trucks and hybrids gaining while mainstream EVs continue to struggle post-tax credit.
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Tesla Supercharger Network Now Open to All EVs: A Practical Guide
With Tesla's Supercharger network now accessible to all NACS-equipped vehicles, we tested charging a Ford Mach-E and Hyundai IONIQ 5 at Superchargers across three states. Here's what you need to know.
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Rivian Amazon Partnership: 100,000 Delivery Vans Delivered, What's Next?
Rivian has completed delivery of 100,000 custom electric delivery vans to Amazon, fulfilling the first major milestone of their partnership. We look at what the partnership has meant for both companies.
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Tesla FSD 2025.44 Bridges the Gap Between Your Car and the Robotaxi
Tesla's November 2025 software update begins merging the robotaxi and consumer FSD codebases, bringing advanced autonomy features to everyday Tesla owners.
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EPA Finalizes Vehicle Emissions Standards Through 2032: More Flexible, Less Aggressive
The EPA has finalized vehicle emissions standards for model years 2027-2032, giving automakers more flexibility on the path to electrification while maintaining pressure to reduce fleet-wide greenhouse gas emissions.
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Stellantis Posts Surprise Q3 Revival as U.S. Sales and Ram Turnaround Take Hold
Stellantis reported a 13% year-over-year increase in Q3 2025 shipments and net revenues, marking its first revenue growth in seven quarters as the Ram brand recovery and new Jeep Grand Cherokee offset EV writedowns.
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GM Begins Production of Next-Generation Chevrolet Bolt at Kansas Factory
General Motors has started building the redesigned Bolt EV at its Fairfax, Kansas assembly plant, with the new model targeting a sub-$30,000 price and over 300 miles of range using Ultium batteries.
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Kia Puts EV4 U.S. Launch on Ice Indefinitely
Kia has indefinitely delayed the North American launch of its EV4 compact sedan, citing shifting market conditions and the loss of federal EV tax credits — another blow to America's anemic EV transition.
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Ford's Electric Pickup Problem: What the F-150 Lightning's Uncertain Future Tells Us About EV Demand
Reports that Ford is reconsidering the fully electric F-150 Lightning spotlight a harsh reality — legacy truck buyers aren't trading in their V8s for electrons just yet.
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Ford Reportedly Considering Pulling the Plug on the F-150 Lightning
According to Reuters, Ford executives are actively weighing whether to discontinue the all-electric F-150 Lightning as losses mount and EV demand softens — a stark admission of the challenges facing America's best-selling truck nameplate in electric form.
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Lucid Q3 2025: Production Cuts Guidance to 18,000 Units as Supply Chain Bites
Lucid Group reported a Q3 2025 revenue miss and cut its full-year production forecast to 18,000 vehicles, citing component supply challenges that delayed the Air sedan ramp.
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Rivian Q3 2025 Earnings: First Gross Profit Milestone, R2 Production on Track
Rivian posted its first consolidated gross profit in Q3 2025, a pivotal milestone for the EV startup as the R2 SUV enters final pre-production stages and the Georgia plant ramps output.
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Rivian Q3 2025 Earnings: Revenue Up 78% But Losses Persist as R2 Nears
Rivian reported a $1.17 billion net loss for Q3 2025 but posted 78% revenue growth and confirmed its affordable R2 SUV remains on track for 2026 deliveries.
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Ford, Hyundai and Kia Post Massive EV Sales Declines as Tax Credit Ends
Ford, Hyundai and Kia all reported steep drops in electric vehicle sales for November 2025 as the federal EV tax credit expired, pulling forward demand into October.
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Rivian CFO: End of EV Tax Credits Forces Automakers to Finally Build Affordable EVs
Speaking on November 2, Rivian's CFO said the expiration of federal EV incentives is paradoxically good for the industry — it's pushing manufacturers to make electric vehicles people can actually afford.
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XPENG Sets New Monthly Record with 42,013 Deliveries in October 2025
Chinese EV maker XPENG posted its fourth consecutive monthly record in October, delivering 42,013 vehicles — up 76% year-over-year — as the P7+ sedan continues to drive explosive growth.
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GM Cuts Over 1,200 Jobs at Detroit EV Plant as Demand Slows
General Motors announced plans to cut more than 1,200 factory jobs and reduce EV and battery production at its Detroit EV plant, the latest sign that post-tax-credit demand for electric vehicles has cooled faster than expected.
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CATL Unveils Freevoy Battery: 400-Wh/kg with 1,000km Range
CATL's new Freevoy battery achieves 400 Wh/kg energy density — a 50% jump over current generation — enabling 1,000 km (621-mile) EV range. Commercial samples go to automakers in 2026.
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Toyota Corolla Concept Debuts at Japan Mobility Show: A Glimpse at the World's Best-Seller's Electric Future
Toyota unveiled the Corolla Concept at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, previewing the next generation of the world's best-selling car nameplate with provisions for BEV, PHEV, hybrid, and conventional powertrains.
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EV Sales Plunge 43% in October as Tax Credit Expiration Bites Hard
October 2025 delivered a seismic shock to the US EV market, with retail EV share collapsing to 5.2 percent following the expiration of the federal $7,500 tax credit, as J.D. Power and Cox Automotive data confirmed the predicted plunge.
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Volkswagen ID.7 Beats Tesla Model 3 in European Monthly Sales
For the first time, the Volkswagen ID.7 outsold the Tesla Model 3 in Europe, moving 21,400 units in September 2025 versus the Model 3's 18,900.
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Hyundai Motor Group Q3 2025 Global Sales: IONIQ 5 Driving Growth
Hyundai Motor Group posted 1.04 million global sales in Q3 2025, with the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6 driving a 7.4% increase in electrified vehicle sales to 186,000 units.
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Ford Posts Record Q3 Revenue of $50.5 Billion — But Novelis Fire Forces Guidance Cut
Ford Motor Company reported record third-quarter revenue of $50.5 billion, EPS of $0.45 beating estimates, but the Novelis aluminum supplier fire has forced a cut to full-year guidance.
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Tesla No Longer Tops in Europe: Skoda Elroq and Renault 5 Claim October EV Crown
European EV sales data for October 2025 shows a significant shift in market leadership, with the Skoda Elroq and Renault 5 outselling the Tesla Model Y for the first time, underscoring growing competition in Europe's EV market.
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Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Sets New Nürburgring EV Lap Record
The 2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach Package lapped the Nordschleife in 7:03.55 — a new electric production car record and 17 seconds faster than the previous mark.
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GM Lays Out Its Tech Future at 'GM Forward': Eyes-Off Driving, AI Assistant, and a New Computing Platform by 2028
At its GM Forward event in New York City, General Motors outlined an ambitious technology roadmap including eyes-off autonomous driving, conversational AI, and a new centralized vehicle computing platform debuting with the Cadillac ESCALADE IQ.
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GM Q3 2025 Earnings: Revenue Beats, Profits Slide 57% on EV Investment Costs
GM reported Q3 2025 revenue of $48.6 billion, beating estimates, but net income plummeted 57% as the automaker absorbed the cost of retooling plants and ramping Ultium EV battery production.
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Stellantis Ram ProMaster EV Enters US Fleet Market
The 2025 Ram ProMaster EV is here — a purpose-built electric van targeting commercial fleet operators with 162 miles of range, 3,020 lbs payload, and 8,600 lbs towing.
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Harbinger Motors Expands North: Medium-Duty Electric Truck Sales Launch in Canada
California-based electric truck startup Harbinger Motors officially launched its medium-duty EV sales in Canada on October 21, 2025, marking a significant step in its North American commercial fleet expansion.
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Tesla Q3 2025 Earnings: Record Revenue, FSD Progress, Robotaxi Timeline
Tesla posted record Q3 revenue of $25.4 billion, with FSD unsupervised rolling out in Austin and a revised robotaxi launch timeline that has investors重新关注自动驾驶故事.
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Ford's EV Transition: Slowing the Pace to Match Real Customer Demand
Ford makes two moves — slowing its EV timeline while locking in battery supply — as it navigates post-tax-credit market conditions with a more cautious electrification approach.
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Rivian R1T Gen 2 Deep Dive: Everything New in the 2025 Refresh
The 2025 Rivian R1T Gen 2 brings a comprehensive overhaul — new interior, improved range, tri-motor option, and a revised software stack. Here's what's actually changed.
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Rivian's 2025.38 Update Simplifies Charging with Plug & Charge at EA and IONNA
Rivian's latest over-the-air update brings Plug & Charge compatibility to Electrify America and IONNA networks, removing friction from public DC fast charging for R1T and R1S owners.
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U.S. EV Sales Plunged 48.9% in October Following Tax Credit Expiration
Cox Automotive's October 2025 EV Market Monitor shows new EV sales fell to 74,835 units as the federal $7,500 tax credit expiration hit the market hard.
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BYD's Growing Pains: Record Recall Exposes Quality Pressure in EV Scale-Up
BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, has issued its largest-ever recall — over 115,000 Tang and Yuan Pro models — citing battery and drive motor defects as quality concerns mount amid breakneck growth.
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Stellantis Puts $13 Billion Into U.S. Manufacturing — Its Largest-Ever American Bet
Stellantis commits $13B to U.S. factories and five new vehicle launches, betting on domestic production as tariffs and EV tax credit changes reshape the market.
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GM Takes $1.6 Billion Hit as EV Strategy Gets Rewired
General Motors will record a $1.6 billion impairment charge in Q3 2025 as it reshapes its electric vehicle strategy following the elimination of federal EV tax credits and a reassessment of factory capacity.
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Jeep Wagoneer Production Halted Amid Aluminum Supplier Crisis
Stellantis idles Warren Truck Assembly Plant for three weeks following a fire at aluminum supplier Novelis, disrupting Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer output just as demand for large SUVs remains strong.
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Rivian's 2025.38 "Spooky Swamp" Software Update Brings Plug & Charge and Halloween Fun
Rivian's October 2025 software update delivers Plug & Charge support, 12V battery health alerts, and seasonal Halloween theming for R1 vehicles.
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America's EV Charging Network Just Had Its Best Year Ever — Even as EV Sales Slumped
The U.S. added a record 780 public DC fast charging stations in Q3 2025, and over 18,000 new fast charging ports for the full year. Infrastructure is growing while vehicle sales contract — a disconnect with major implications.
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Solid-State Battery Breakthrough: Toyota Claims 745-Mile Range, 10-Minute Charging
Toyota unveils a working solid-state battery cell achieving energy density more than double current lithium-ion, potentially reshaping the timeline for affordable long-range EVs.
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GM's EV Bet: Doubling Down Despite $7 Billion in Charges
GM posted $7.1 billion in Q4 charges tied to its EV restructuring — and then went right back to saying EVs are the plan. Cadillac's EV sales surged 69% in 2025. The question is whether scale can arrive before the cash runs out.
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Kia EV9 Wins MotorTrend SUV of the Year: 'The Three-Row EV That Finally Delivers'
MotorTrend names the Kia EV9 its 2025 SUV of the Year, calling it 'the first three-row electric SUV that doesn't force you to compromise.'
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California Hits Record 29.1% ZEV Share in Q3 2025 — A Counterpoint to the National EV Swoon
While the rest of America grappled with collapsing EV sales after the federal tax credit expired, California quietly set a new record: 29.1% of all new vehicles sold in Q3 2025 were zero-emission. That's not a blip — it's a trend.
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Lucid Posts Solid October U.S. Sales as Gravity SUV Finds Its Footing
Lucid sold an estimated 935 vehicles in the U.S. in October 2025, with the new Gravity SUV accounting for 250 units — a resilient performance in a month when most EV brands saw sharp declines.
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Global EV Sales Jump 23% in October as U.S. Market Takes a Step Back
Global electric vehicle sales hit 1.9 million units in October 2025, up 23% year-over-year, with China up 36% and Europe up 32% — a stark contrast to the U.S. market collapse after the tax credit expired.
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Honda 0 Series EVs: Honda's Bold $10 Billion Bet on the Electric Future
Honda reveals production-ready 0 Series Saloon and SUV EV prototypes, marking the automaker's most serious commitment yet to battery-electric vehicles for global markets.
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Ferrari's First Electric Car Debuts: 193 MPH, Maranello's EV Future
Ferrari confirmed the specs of its first fully electric vehicle on October 9, 2025 — a 310 km/h (193 mph) machine that represents the brand's most significant product pivot in decades.
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Toyota Posts Record October Output as Hybrid Demand Surges in the U.S.
Toyota reported record global production of 926,987 units in October 2025, with U.S. sales up 14% driven by hybrid demand — a stark contrast to the EV market collapse hitting competitors after the federal tax credit expired.
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Hyundai and Kia EV Sales Collapse 50%+ in October as Tax Credit Expires
Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, and EV9 all posted steep sales declines in October 2025, with month-over-month drops exceeding 80% as the federal EV tax credit expiration reshaped buyer behavior.
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Rivian Q3 2025: 13,201 Deliveries Beat Forecasts But Full-Year Guidance Cut
Rivian delivered 13,201 vehicles in Q3 2025, outpacing production and analyst estimates, but trimmed its annual delivery target to 41,500–43,500 vehicles as the post-tax-credit market softened.
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Tesla Cybertruck Production Hits 5,000 Units Per Week as Austin Gigafactory Expands
Tesla achieves a significant Cybertruck production milestone at its Austin Gigafactory, marking a turning point for the polarizing electric truck after a challenging ramp-up.
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J.D. Power Forecasts 60% EV Sales Plunge in October After Tax Credit Expires
J.D. Power and GlobalData project U.S. retail EV sales will fall roughly 60% in October 2025 as the federal $7,500 tax credit expiration pulls purchases forward into Q3, leaving October at just 5.2% market share.
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Toyota Hybrid System Sets New Benchmark: 60% of RAV4 Sales Now Electrified
Toyota reports that hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants now account for the majority of RAV4 sales, signaling a significant shift in buyer preferences toward electrified powertrains.
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GM Ultium Platform Hits Stride: Equinox EV and Blazer EV Drive Massive Sales Growth
GM reports record EV sales for October 2025 as the Ultium platform scales, with the Chevrolet Equinox EV becoming the best-selling affordable electric SUV in the US market.
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Tesla Q3 2025 Deliveries Smash Records at 497,099 — But the Clock Was Ticking
Tesla delivered 497,099 vehicles in Q3 2025 — its best quarter ever — as buyers rushed to beat the expiring federal tax credit. The question now is what happens without it.
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Ford EV Sales Surge 62% Year-Over-Year as F-150 Lightning Production Ramps
Ford reports strong October 2025 electric vehicle sales, with F-150 Lightning production hitting new stride and Mustang Mach-E deliveries continuing to climb.
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The Day the $7,500 EV Tax Credit Died: What October 1 Means for U.S. Electric Vehicle Sales
As of October 1, 2025, the federal $7,500 EV tax credit is officially gone. The U.S. auto industry is bracing for a sharp pullback in electric vehicle adoption.
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Slate Unveils Revolutionary Affordable Electric Truck with Modular Design
Backed by Jeff Bezos, Slate Auto reveals a transformable electric truck starting at $20,000 after incentives, featuring innovative modular design and customization options
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Audi Unveils E5 Sportback: A New Chapter in Chinese Electric Mobility
Audi debuts its first China-exclusive electric vehicle, the AUDI E5 Sportback, at Auto Shanghai 2025, featuring cutting-edge technology and impressive performance capabilities.
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Hyundai Unveils Next-Generation Hybrid System for 2025
Hyundai Motor Group announces advanced hybrid powertrain system with dual integrated motors, promising significant improvements in power and efficiency
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Mercedes-Benz Revolutionizes Steering with Steer-by-Wire Technology
Mercedes-Benz announces groundbreaking steer-by-wire technology for 2026 production vehicles, eliminating mechanical steering connections for enhanced driving experience and safety
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2025 Audi RS e-tron GT: A Record-Breaking Electric Masterpiece
Audi's most powerful production car ever combines nearly 1,000 horsepower with cutting-edge electric technology and luxury
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Audi Set to Showcase Electric Future at Auto Shanghai 2025
Audi prepares to demonstrate its commitment to electric mobility at Auto Shanghai 2025, highlighting its partnership with SAIC and plans for the Chinese market.
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2025 BMW i4 and 4 Series Gran Coupe: Refined Design, Enhanced Tech
BMW updates its premium midsize offerings with refreshed styling, improved technology, and enhanced powertrains for both electric and combustion models.
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2025 BMW M5: A Hybrid Performance Revolution
BMW's legendary M5 enters its seventh generation with a groundbreaking hybrid powertrain delivering 717 horsepower and cutting-edge technology
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2025 Mercedes-AMG GT 63: The Ultimate Performance Luxury Coupe
Mercedes-AMG unleashes its most powerful GT 63 yet, combining breathtaking performance with unprecedented luxury and technology
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2025 Porsche Macan EV: Performance Meets Electrification
Porsche's popular Macan SUV goes electric with impressive performance, advanced technology, and signature Porsche driving dynamics
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2026 Subaru Trailseeker: Subaru's New All-Electric Adventure SUV
Subaru unveils its second all-electric SUV with 375 horsepower, advanced all-wheel drive, and over 260 miles of range.
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2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness: Enhanced Capability Meets Modern Tech
Subaru's most capable Outback returns with upgraded suspension, enhanced off-road features, and advanced technology for 2026.
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2026 Toyota Land Cruiser SE: Elegant Electric Evolution of an Icon
Toyota reimagines the legendary Land Cruiser as a refined battery-electric SUV, blending heritage design with zero-emission technology
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Volkswagen Unveils Major Product Offensive at Auto Shanghai 2025
The German automaker showcases seven world premieres including five next-generation intelligent, fully connected vehicles as part of its 'In China, for China' strategy
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Volkswagen Reports Mixed Q1 2025 Financial Results
While sales revenue improved by 3%, operating profit faced headwinds from CO2 regulations and restructuring costs
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GMC Expands Sierra EV Lineup with New Elevation and AT4 Trims
GMC introduces two new Sierra EV trims for Spring 2025, expanding its electric truck portfolio with Elevation and AT4 variants.
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Chevrolet Emerges as Fastest-Growing EV Brand in U.S. Market
Chevrolet's electric vehicle sales surge in Q1 2025, led by strong performance from Equinox EV and Blazer EV models.
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Hyundai Achieves Best-Ever March Sales in 2025
Hyundai Motor America reports record-breaking sales of 87,019 units in March 2025, marking a 13% increase year-over-year and setting new benchmarks in multiple segments.
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Hyundai's Market Strategy: Driving Success Through Innovation and Sustainability
An in-depth analysis of Hyundai's market strategy, highlighting how the automaker's focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer-centric approach is reshaping its future in the automotive industry.
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GM Reports Strong Q1 2025 Sales with 17% Growth Across All Brands
General Motors posts impressive first quarter results with significant gains in EV sales and market leadership in key segments.
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Audi Strengthens Electric Lineup with New Entry-Level Q4 40 e-tron
Audi introduces a high-range entry-level variant of the Q4 e-tron, offering up to 423 kilometers of range and extensive standard features at a competitive price point of €46,150.
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End of an Era: Subaru Legacy Production to Cease in 2025
After 36 years of continuous production in the US, Subaru announces the discontinuation of its longest-running model line, the Legacy sedan, marking the end of an era as the company shifts focus to SUVs and electric vehicles.
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2025 Acura ZDX Type S: Performance Meets Electrification
Acura's first all-electric SUV arrives in Type S form, delivering impressive performance and luxury in a distinctive package.
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2025 Audi Q7: Refined Luxury with Advanced Technology
Audi enhances its three-row luxury SUV with new technology, refined styling, and advanced features for 2025.
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2025 BMW i5 M60: Luxury Meets Electric Performance
BMW's most powerful electric 5 Series combines 593 horsepower with cutting-edge technology and luxurious amenities.
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2025 BMW X3: Refined Luxury Meets Enhanced Performance
BMW updates its popular X3 SUV with new powertrain options, advanced technology, and luxurious features for 2025.
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2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ: Luxury Goes Electric
Cadillac reimagines its flagship SUV as an all-electric luxury vehicle, combining unprecedented range with signature Escalade presence and comfort.
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2025 Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe: Performance Luxury Redefined
Mercedes-AMG introduces the next generation GT Coupe, offering unprecedented levels of performance, luxury, and technology across multiple variants.
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2025 Porsche 911 GT3: The Evolution of Performance
Porsche unveils the latest iteration of its iconic 911 GT3, featuring enhanced aerodynamics, refined powertrain, and track-focused capabilities.
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2025 Porsche Macan Electric: Performance Meets Sustainability
Porsche unveils its second all-electric model, combining sports car performance with SUV versatility and advanced electric technology.
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2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT: The Most Powerful Production Porsche Ever
Porsche unveils its most powerful production car to date, the 2025 Taycan Turbo GT, setting new benchmarks for electric performance with up to 1,092 horsepower and record-breaking lap times.
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2025 Toyota Land Cruiser: The Legend Returns with Hybrid Power
Toyota brings back the iconic Land Cruiser to the US market with a new hybrid powertrain, modern technology, and classic off-road capability.
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2025 Volkswagen ID.7 GTX: Performance Meets Electric Efficiency
Volkswagen introduces the high-performance GTX variant of its flagship electric sedan, combining sports car dynamics with impressive range.
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Tesla Cybertruck Production Ramps Up as Demand Surges
Tesla's highly anticipated Cybertruck enters full production phase with the company aiming to produce 200,000 units in 2024.
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BMW's Neue Klasse Platform Set to Revolutionize Electric Luxury
BMW's upcoming electric vehicle platform promises groundbreaking range and performance, setting new standards for luxury EVs.
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2022 Peugeot 408 Sedan Unveiled in China Wearing a 308 Face
Peugeot's Chinese-market 408 sedan gets a comprehensive visual overhaul borrowing the 308's sharp front-end design, while staying true to its own longer-wheelbase roots.
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