Used EVs Are Selling Like Hotcakes. The Fastest Movers May Surprise You The biggest name in the business didn't even crack the top 10. By Nico DeMattia Nov 3 -
Defying Online Backlash, The Ferrari Luce EV Is Already Sold Out Through 2027 Purists slammed the electric Ferrari’s design at launch, but its wealthy buyers just bought out the entire 2027 allocation. By Suvrat Kothari Nov 3 -
Gas Vs. Electric: Which BMW Goes Further Without Stopping For Fuel? The BMW iX3 takes on a gas-powered X3 to see how far each can go on one fill-up. By Nico DeMattia Nov 2 -
Ford's Privacy Promise Includes A 'Quasi-80s Mode' To Dumb-Down Connected Cars In an era of connected smart cars, Ford wants owners to decide if they should be dumb again. By Rob Stumpf Nov 2 -
BMW's Tesla FSD Rival Hits City Streets In 2027 The system will be able to handle turns, lane changes, city traffic, and even roundabouts on the way to a set destination. By Nico DeMattia Nov 2 -
Volvo Is Getting Crushed In The U.S. Tariffs and a lack of demand is putting Volvo up against a major profitability crisis. By Rob Stumpf Nov 2 -
Tesla Warned Owners Not To Test Emergency Drive Away. Some Did Anyway. One owner was reportedly hit with a $539 bill for pressing the "Activate" button (despite Tesla's warning). By Rob Stumpf Nov 2 -
VW’s EV Factory Is Now Taking Cars Apart. There’s Money In It It plans to dismantle 4,100 vehicles a year at Zwickau, turning reusable components into a factory-backed used-parts business. By Andrei Nedelea Nov 1 -
Tesla's Cybercab Is Built In A Radical New Way. Here's How It Works The Cybercab skips the paint shop and reaches final assembly mostly built. Tesla says it needs roughly half the factory space. By Andrei Nedelea Oct 30 -
Volkswagen Can't Afford Its Upcoming Electric Golf Right Now The automaker is pausing the development of the new ID. Golf EV, further delaying the model’s launch. By Iulian Dnistran Oct 30 -
Fiat's Tiny $15,000 EV Can Finally Hit American Streets Get ready for your taste of la dolce vita, because the Fiat Topolino is street legal now. By Nico DeMattia Oct 29 -
Ford CEO Says Its New EV Tech Is 30% More Efficient Than BYD's CEO Jim Farley says that its new motors, inverters, and EV gearboxes will maximize efficiency and keep costs down. By Kevin Williams Oct 29 -
Ford Fathom Pricing Will Stretch Into the 'High $30,000 Range' The Ford Fathom starts at under $29,000. Here's how much a nicely equipped one will cost you. By Rob Stumpf Oct 29 -
Volkswagen's EVs Are Selling Like Crazy. That's Actually Hurting Its Profits You'd think selling more EVs would help, but low profit margins mean that it actually can hurt. By Nico DeMattia Oct 29 -
Tesla FSD Is Hitting Europe. It's Not Perfect Steep hills and tight gaps showed what FSD can do. Missed signs and driver takeovers showed how much supervision it still needs. By Andrei Nedelea Oct 29 -
Toyota’s New Hybrids And Plug-In Hybrids Will Be 15% More Efficient An all-new engine was developed specifically for electrified powertrains, promising higher efficiency than its predecessors. By Iulian Dnistran Oct 29 -
This New Bio-Inspired Membrane Could Make Lithium Extraction Much Cleaner The tech still needs more testing, but it could revolutionize how lithium is sourced for batteries. By Nico DeMattia Oct 28 -
‘Unburdensome’: The Slate Truck Is Easier Than A Tesla To Live With, James May Says The former Top Gear host said the affordable electric truck was “good natured” and “vaguely practical” in his latest review. By Suvrat Kothari Oct 28 -
South Korean Police Are Cracking Down On Tesla Owners Jailbreaking FSD Only U.S.-built Teslas get FSD, so Korean owners of Chinese-built Teslas are illegally unlocking it. By Nico DeMattia Oct 28 -
Do Those Funky Tesla Wheel Covers Actually Boost Range? Haloblk wheel covers are supposed to boost range while giving disc wheel vibes, but they only do one of those. By Nico DeMattia Oct 28 -
How Cheap Chinese EVs Are Sneaking Around Europe's Tariffs One Chinese online car marketplace found a loophole to bring cheap, used Chinese EVs to Europeans. By Rob Stumpf Oct 27 -
'A Weird Religious Stance:' GM Exec Says Ditching Radar For Self-Driving 'Ignores Physics' Tesla is famous for its camera-only approach to autonomous driving. GM's chief product officer thinks deleting radar "ignores physics." By Nico DeMattia Oct 27 -
GM Didn't Want Hybrids. Now It's Putting Them In Its Biggest SUVs: Report General Motors plans to introduce hybrid versions of the Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, and GMC Acadia, Reuters reports. By Tim Levin Oct 27 -
ChargePoint’s New Charger Can Hit A Whopping 750 kW. That's Not Even Its Best Trick. The Express Solo promises cheaper installation and can shift power between plugged-in cars to make better use of what’s available. By Andrei Nedelea Oct 27 -