Turntide Technologies explains how axial flux motors power hybrid systems across on-highway, off-highway, and marine sectors in this expert webinar. Read more…
Denza brings super-fast charging to European luxury EV market
BYD, the biggest name in Chinese electric cars, is bringing its high-end brand, Denza, to the European luxury EV market. The company held a big event at the Palais Garnier in Paris to show off its newest EVs. The Chinese car makers are clearly serious about competing with European brands on their own territory. But the company is not just… Read more…
Car Buyers Don’t Like Subscriptions. Car Companies Are Pushing Them For Driver-Assistance Tech Anyway.
Automakers are chasing software revenue, but the state of the tech has consumers second-guessing its value. Read More…
These EV Fast Chargers Are Completely Off-Grid—And Free
Thanks to a huge solar array and a 3.4 MWh battery, this California EV charging station doesn’t need a grid connection. Read More…
Kia’s mid-size electric SUV spotted with US plates [Images]
The EV5 is about the size of Kia’s best-selling Sportage SUV and the Tesla Model Y. After opening orders in Europe and Canada, Kia’s mid-size electric SUV was spotted testing in the US again, but this one is different. Read more…
First drive: MGS6 EV impresses with space but falls short on charging speed
With the MGS6 EV, MG Motor enters the mid-size electric SUV segment. In a first test drive in Portugal, the 4.71-metre model impressed with generous space, high comfort and extensive equipment. At the same time, it became clear that the SAIC Motor brand still has ground to make up on some details compared to established rivals.
Volvo CE enters serial production of A30 Electric and A40 Electric articulated haulers
Volvo CE begins serial production of A30 Electric and A40 Electric articulated haulers, pioneering electric heavy-duty construction vehicles. Read more…
Tesla Is Developing A Chevy Bolt-Sized Affordable Compact Electric SUV: Report
The automaker’s affordable EV plans are reportedly back on track. Read More…
Volkswagen Is Killing The ID.4 In the U.S. Its Plant Will Make More Gas SUVs Instead
Volkswagen just killed its only EV on sale here. But there’s more to come. Read More…
Tesla reportedly adds China’s Sunwoda to global supply chain to drive down battery costs
Sunwoda batteries are equipped in vehicles produced at Tesla’s Shanghai plant for export, but have not yet been used in models for China. Read more…
Lynk & Co 10 and 10+ debut with record performance and fast charging
Lynk & Co, one of Geely’s many brands, officially revealed its new electric cars on April 7, 2026. The new models are called the Lynk & Co 10 and the Lynk & Co 10+. They are large, battery-powered sporty sedans, and before the official debut were known as Z10 and Z10+, but the company decided to change the names for… Read more…
Opel & Peugeot face long delivery times for long-range EVs
Stellantis brands Opel and Peugeot are currently experiencing very long waiting times for electric models with Long-Range configurations, which offer particularly high range. Affected are the corresponding variants of the Opel Grandland as well as the Peugeot e-3008 and e-5008. Read more…
76 chargers, 9 MW: An EV truck hub opens where US freight runs
EV Realty just opened its flagship electric truck charging hub in San Bernardino, California, and it’s built for the kind of heavy-duty freight work that keeps supply chains moving. Read more…
Tesla cracks down on FSD hacking devices, remotely shuts down access
Tesla is hitting back at a growing gray market of unauthorized devices that unlock Full Self-Driving (FSD) in regions where the software hasn’t been approved. The automaker has been remotely disabling FSD on affected vehicles — permanently revoking access without warning. Read more…
BYD opens Denza Z9 GT EV orders in Europe at over 3X the price
BYD launched its luxury sub-brand Denza in Europe with a little help from James Bond himself. The Denza Z9 GT EV can recharge in as little as 5 minutes, can drive nearly 400 miles on a single charge, and looks like something straight out of an action movie. Read more…
Nio starts ES9 pre-sales with aggressive pricing, seeking to replicate ES8 success
Nio ES9 pre-sales starting price is 31% lower than the ET9 sedan, attempting to attach a value-for-money label to a high-priced model. Read more…
Volkswagen ID. Buzz robotaxis start testing on Los Angeles streets
The sunny streets of Los Angeles are looking a bit more like a science fiction movie this week. If you look closely at the traffic, you might spot a colorful, boxy van that looks like a ghost is driving it. These are the new Volkswagen ID. Buzz robotaxis. Volkswagen is now officially testing its fully self-driving electric cars in the… Read more…
Cupra Raval now available as first of new compact EV family
At the Volkswagen Group, four electric compact cars are ready for launch. The Cupra Raval, the first production model of an upcoming compact electric car family, is now in the spotlight. The Raval will initially be offered in three launch editions starting at €37,250. The actual entry-level variant, priced from €25,950, is set to follow this summer. Read more…
Cylib to take part in sodium-ion battery recycling project
The Aachen-based battery recycling company Cylib is part of a consortium of 25 companies and research institutions working under the name ‘SIB:DE Entwicklung’ to develop alternatives to lithium-ion batteries and corresponding recycling processes. The project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, is scheduled to run for three years. Read more…
BMW Canada integrates Tesla Superchargers and Shell Recharge in dashboards
Canadian customers of BMW now have significantly expanded charging availability. BMW Group has integrated the Shell Recharge and Tesla Supercharger networks into the My BMW and MINI apps, while also announcing expanded NACS compatibility for new models. Read more…
