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The EV Industry Is Gearing Up To Fight Donald Trump

Plus, Waymo's ridership has gone way, way up, and things are going very, very bad for GM in China.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Dec 05

EV Reliability Improved In 2024. It Still Lags Behind Hybrids And ICE

Plug-in hybrids still fare the worst when it comes to reliability, although they too are improving.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Dec 05

Tesla Is Screwing Over Dozens Of App Developers

Tesla is pulling a Twitter as it prepares to charge third-party software developers huge sums of cash.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Dec 04

Genesis Will First Add Hybrids To Its Lineup, Then Range Extenders

The company is backtracking on its previously announced plan to only introduce electric vehicles after 2025.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Dec 04

Elon Musk Will Not Get A $100 Billion Pay Package For Christmas

Plus, Stellantis gets a $7.5 billion loan for building batteries, and GM backs out of its nearly-completed battery plant.

By Rob Stumpf

Critical Materials - Dec 03

Aptera Needs Your Money To Bring Its Solar EV To The Market–Again

The American startup needs roughly $60 million to get the first production units off the assembly line.

By Iulian Dnistran

News - Dec 03

Tesla's FSD Can Finally Park, Though Sometimes It Aims For The Sidewalk

Tesla's "Full Self-Driving" system can now back out of and find a parking spot, but it's far from flawless.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Dec 02

BYD Plans On Going The Distance In Europe

An exclusive interview with our Italian counterpart revealed that the brand sees tariffs, and a slowing European market as mere temporary setbacks.

By Kevin Williams

News - Dec 02

The Electric Range Rover Might Have Four Motors

“The most capable and refined” Range Rover will go on sale next year.

By Iulian Dnistran

News - Nov 29

You Can Finally Buy Your Tesla When The Lease Ends–Except In These States

All of Tesla’s passenger EVs are eligible for the new lease buyout option.

By Iulian Dnistran

News - Nov 29

Rivian Will Power Volkswagen’s Electric Golf, ‘Project Trinity’

The tech will first come to Audi and Porsche as early as 2027, but VW's flagship EV is on that list too.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Nov 28

Tesla Finally Grants Owners Control Of The Charging Port Heater

You once could enable the port warmer in combination with other heating elements, but now it can be done separately.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Nov 28

Kia Eyes PHEVs With 60 Miles Of Electric Range: Here In 'A Couple Of Years'

Kia’s current PHEVs can travel roughly 30 miles on electric power before switching on the gas engine.

By Iulian Dnistran

News - Nov 27

America Finally Got A Great, Cheap EV. Trump May Ruin It.

The Chevy Equinox EV is the cheap, long-range EV America has been waiting for. Trump could make it more expensive.

By Tim Levin

News - Nov 26

Tesla Has All These Covered Cars At Its Factory. What Are They?

Eight vehicles are hidden under tarps at Tesla's Fremont factory, but we’re not sure what we’re looking at.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Nov 26

Rivian Gets $6.6 Billion Loan To Supercharge Its New Georgia Plant

Plus, NHTSA moves automatic emergency braking mandate forward and the EU isn't any closer to a deal with China over tariffs.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Nov 26

The Honda Prologue's $229-A-Month Lease Deal Comes To These States

Honda's low-cost EV lease deal has expanded out from California. Get it while you can.

By Kevin Williams

News - Nov 25

GM And Hyundai EV Pickup Could Be In Development

The two global rivals are reportedly working together to build an EV pickup that could be sold under a "badge engineering" scheme.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Nov 25

2025 Audi RS E-Tron GT Gets A Lot More Powerful—And Expensive

It becomes the quickest-accelerating production Audi ever made.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Nov 24

Volkswagen ID. Buzz Dealer Markups Are Here, Even Though VW Said 'Don't'

VW "strongly discouraged" dealers from marking up the ID Buzz—they're doing it anyway.

By Rob Stumpf

News - Nov 23

Mercedes Reinvents Brakes For EVs, Puts Them Inside The Drive Unit

The manufacturer says in-drive brakes could provide a lifetime braking solution for electric vehicles with multiple advantages.

By Andrei Nedelea

News - Nov 22

Northvolt, Hailed As Europe’s Future EV Battery Champion, Files For Bankruptcy

"Northvolt's liquidity picture has become dire," the company said in its Chapter 11 petition.

By Iulian Dnistran

News - Nov 22

'It Would Just Be Dumb': Kia Exec On Plan To Kill EV Tax Credit

“You’re pulling the rug out from under the whole industry,” Kia America COO Steve Center told InsideEVs on Thursday.

By Tim Levin

News - Nov 21

The Rivian R2 And R3 Probably Won't Be 800-Volt

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told reporters that the company can deliver competitive charge times on a 400-volt system.

By Mack Hogan

News - Nov 21