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Tesla Was Supposed To Be Losing Europe. The Data Says Otherwise

Tesla’s European sales are growing again after a brutal 2025. But the comeback story has one Chinese caveat.

Sales - May 27 -

Hyundai Is Launching A Mobile Service Fleet To Fix Your EV At Home

Hyundai dealers are rolling out fully kitted-out service vans with genuine parts and factory-trained technicians.

Repair / Maintenance - May 27 -

The U.S. Banned Chinese Car Tech—But Volvo Just Got A Special Pass To Keep It

Volvo can continue to sell connected cars with Chinese hardware and software in the U.S., thanks to a special authorization.

Technology - May 27 -

China Is Turning Against The EV Gimmicks It Helped Popularize

Hidden handles, giant screens, yokes, and reclining seats make Chinese EVs feel futuristic. Now regulators are questioning their safety.

News - May 26 -

What EV Slowdown? Plug-In Cars Made Up 25% Of Car Sales Last Year

The U.S. is getting left behind on electrification, a new report says. The rest of the world is charging ahead in 2026.

News - May 26 -

Charging A Volvo EV At A Tesla Supercharger In Europe Will Get Way Easier

Volvo EV owners will be able to use over 20,000 Supercharger stations without ever opening the Tesla app.

Charging - May 26 -

Jeep’s Parent Company Is Considering Building Chinese EVs In North America

Stellantis’ Brompton plant in Canada has been idled since 2023, making it an ideal candidate for Chinese EVs.

Industry - May 26 -

I Saw Ferrari’s First EV In The Flesh. Here’s My Honest Take

The Ferrari Luce is here. The company's first EV costs 550,000 euros ($640,000) and looks like no Ferrari before it.

News - May 25 -

The Car You Barely Knew Existed Just Got A Big Overhaul, With Less Of Everything

The first-generation VinFast VF 8 had a good price, but failed in just about every other category. Now, there’s a new one.

News - May 25 -

Lucid Bought Back This Air. It Was A Software Nightmare

This Lucid Air Touring had so many bizarre software faults that it almost felt haunted.

News - May 25 -

Canada Just Turned A Giant Diesel Truck Into A Silent, Electric Ice Explorer

The world’s first electric ice explorer is ready to ferry passengers in Jasper National Park in complete silence.

Commercial Vehicles - May 25 -

Forget Range Anxiety. EV Drivers Are Apparently Facing 'Hot Dog Anxiety’

Volvo says ultra-fast charging is causing drivers to overspend for range they don’t need.

Charging - May 24 -

Critics Claimed PHEVs Don’t Make Sense. Toyota Just Proved Them Wrong

It turns out that American and Canadian PHEV owners are much more likely to plug in their cars than Europeans.

Charging - May 24 -

This Could Be Lucid’s Affordable Crossover Next To A Tesla Model Y

The upcoming Lucid Cosmos is set to be fully unveiled sometime this summer.

News - May 24 -

Just Buy It: Waiting For Lidar In The Rivian R2 Might Not Be Worth The Headache

Wondering if you should wait for the lidar-equipped Rivian R2? New info from Rivian's Chief Software Officer will make you think twice.

News - May 22 -

Citroën Is Bringing Back The 2CV Because EVs Got Too Expensive

The reborn icon will be fully electric, made in Europe, and priced below $17,500.

News - May 22 -

Tesla Drops One-Time Purchase For Full Self-Driving In Europe

Just two European countries have approved the use of FSD (Supervised) so far. To use it, new buyers will have to pay a monthly fee.

Europe - May 22 -

Just 1% Of EVs Made Up A Huge Amount Of Sales Last Year. Here Are The Winners.

Last year, there were over 600 electric models sold across the world. Just five of them made up 20% of all EV sales.

News - May 21 -

11 Minutes To 80%: There's A New Quickest-Charging EV In America

Mercedes just claimed the EV fast-charging crown in America. Now the charging network needs to catch up.

News - May 21 -

Stellantis Plans $70 Billion Comeback With LFP Batteries And A Tesla FSD Challenger

The automaker is giving EVs another shot with cheaper batteries, a new platform, and high-tech chips for AI and autonomy.

Industry - May 21 -

Want To Charge Your EV At A Campsite? You Might Get Fined $500

With Memorial Day just coming up, it's key to know where it's safe to charge your electric car—and where you'll have a bad time.

Recreational Vehicles - May 21 -

AMG's CEO Has A Plan To Get People Excited About EVs: 'You Need To Drive It'

Motor1 sat down with Mercedes-AMG CEO Michael Schiebe, who thinks he's cracked the code on selling electric performance cars. We'll see.

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Polestar Pauses Work On Its Electric Sports Car. But It’s Almost Done

The Polestar 6 is a dedicated electric sports car that will still hit production, but it’s not clear when.

News - May 21 -

Bojangles Is Going Into EV Fast Charging

The beloved Southern food brand opened its first DC fast charging station in Savannah, Georgia. More are in the works.

Charging - May 21 -