EV Drivers Are Happier With Their Cars Than Gas Car Owners: Study Apparently, people who drive electric cars like just about everything more about their vehicles than gas-car drivers. By Tim Levin Jul 25 -
Tesla’s Controversial Door Handles Could Trigger New Safety Rules NHTSA said it would start working on rules around interior door releases in all vehicles. By Rob Stumpf Jul 24 -
Tesla Now Has Nearly 1.5 Million FSD Subscribers The company added 200,000 Full Self-Driving subscribers last quarter. By Rob Stumpf Jul 24 -
How Rivian Made The R2's Suspension Cheaper And Lighter Than The R1's But Just As Good Rivian went to impressive lengths to completely re-engineer the R2's battery and suspension to make the cheaper R2 as good as the R1. By Nico DeMattia Jul 24 -
Volkswagen's Cheapest EVs Are Already A Hit: 70,000 Orders And Counting The German group’s Electric Urban Car Family is “significantly exceeding expectations.” By Iulian Dnistran Jul 24 -
A Bill Taking Aim At Chinese Cars In America Just Advanced In The Senate. It Could Hit Mercedes Too The Senate has moved forward legislation that would ban automakers with too much Chinese ownership. By Rob Stumpf Jul 23 -
Ford Is Switching To Apple Maps For Its Next-Gen EV Navigation Apple Maps in Ford's upcoming $30,000 electric truck will help with route planning and provide directions to Blue Cruise. By Nico DeMattia Jul 23 -
Subaru's Biggest EV Yet Just Got Delayed The American-made Getaway three-row SUV was supposed to go into production by the end of the year. By Iulian Dnistran Jul 23 -
Tesla Sold 25% More Cars In Q2. Its Operating Profit Still Plummeted Record revenue and a big delivery rebound weren’t enough to offset lower vehicle margins and Tesla’s costly AI and robotics push. By Andrei Nedelea Jul 23 -
Ford Just Made It Easier To Back Up Your House With An F-150 Hybrid Or Lightning The new solution means you don't need to use a mess of extension cords to back up your fridge or other appliances. By Tim Levin Jul 22 -
Tesla Is Recalling 15 Cars For Being Too Canadian Tesla accidentally sold 15 customers cars that it imported from Canada, which means they don't meet federal safety standards. By Nico DeMattia Jul 22 -
The Tesla Diner Was The World's Most Utilized Supercharger In Its First Year The Tesla Diner delivered more electricity than any other Supercharger station in the world, averaging 1,600 sessions per day. By Nico DeMattia Jul 22 -
Someone Just Bought Damon Motors' Prototype EV Superbike In a Storage Locker Auction The first, and likely only, Damon-produced motorcycle ever to be sold to a consumer. By Jonathon Klein News
BYD Wants To Take the World's Fastest Car Record... From Itself BYD's own Yangwang U9 Xtreme already holds the production car top speed record, but it's determined to beat that soon. By Nico DeMattia Jul 21 -
EVs Just Hit 25% Market Share In Europe Electric cars accounted for 25.6% of June registrations across 17 European markets, as sales jumped nearly 40%. By Andrei Nedelea Jul 21 -
Tesla Has To Fix Its Super-Bright Headlights. A New Law Could Change Things For Good. Tesla called its uber-bright headlights "inconsequential" to safety. Now the feds are making it fix the problem. By Rob Stumpf Jul 21 -
Used EV Values Are Actually Rising. Why That's Good And Bad News. Used cars don't usually become more valuable over time—and especially not used electric ones. By Tim Levin Jul 21 -
Polestar Won't Appeal Its U.S. Ban. Now Dealers Are Left Holding The Bag The company had “significant dialogue” with American authorities and believes an appeal would lead nowhere. By Iulian Dnistran Jul 21 -
PSA: Don't Use An Old Charging Adapter For Your Rivian R2. It May Melt Since Rivian stuck with 400 volts to keep costs down, the R2's high-amperage charging can be too much for some older adapters. By Nico DeMattia Jul 20 -
Volkswagen's E-Bike Tries To Keep You Safe With A Rearview Camera And Smart Helmet The Smart Helmet pairs with Smart Glasses to give the rider live navigation, traffic, and safety alerts. By Nico DeMattia Jul 20 -
Bentley's EV Will Use an Orchestra to Replicate the Sound of a V8 Bentley realized that rhythm is the most important aspect of engine noise, so it mainly uses drums to replicate the thrum of a V8. By Nico DeMattia Jul 19 -
Ferrari Is Auctioning Off The First Example Of its First Electric Car. How Much Do You Think It'll Fetch? Ferrari will be auctioning off the first example of its first production battery-electric car to whoever has the deepest pockets. By Rob Stumpf Jul 19 -
The Xpeng L03 Aims To Take On Europe And Undercut Tesla This Chinese SUV has integrated Google Maps and FSD-like capability, all for about $3,500 cheaper than a Tesla Model Y. By Kevin Williams Jul 18 -
Toyota Is Paying EV Drivers $3,000 To Switch To A bZ Toyota is dangling a $3,000 incentive in front of existing EV owners if they make the move to a bZ. By Rob Stumpf Jul 17 -