Back in the day, the Kia Stinger was arguably the only model in the automaker’s lineup that truly captured the fun of a sporty European sedan, complete with engaging, rear-wheel-drive handling. When Kia ended its production in 2023, it left a big gap. Back then, the company promised an electric version would eventually fill that hole, bringing the excitement of… Read more…
The Hyundai Ioniq 5’s Snow Mode Makes It A Champion In Bad Weather
Many modern EVs have a “snow mode.” What is it, and does it even work? Lire la suite…
Tesla (TSLA) sales keep crashing in Europe with a single market temporarily saving it
Tesla’s registration numbers for November 2025 are starting to roll in for European markets, and they paint a stark picture: demand is still collapsing in nearly every major market, with one massive exception that is propping up the entire region. Read more…
This Pioneering Device Promises To Preserve Range And Keep EVs Warm
It’s called the Heated Chiller, and it replaces three components responsible for interior heating and battery temperature control. Lire la suite…
Volvo’s CEO Just Said The Quiet Part Loud About 2035’s Gas Car Ban
“We probably wouldn’t have any cars with catalytic converters either unless they were mandatory.” Lire la suite…
Mercedes adds Amazon Music and Dolby Atmos support with a software update
Mercedes is now rolling out the MBUX 3.3 software update over-the-air to more than 700,000 vehicles across the world. This update brings with it an Amazon Music app, as well as support for Dolby Atmos in Amazon Music, Audible, and Tidal, and support for the IMAX Enhanced format with DTS:X audio for Ridevu by Sony Pictures. There’s also a new… Read more…
Raytron develops thermal imaging tech for EV battery thermal runaway prevention
Infrared thermal imaging firm Raytron has unveiled its new thermal imaging technology for monitoring the lithium-ion battery lifecycle to prevent thermal runaway failures. Infrared thermal imaging is a non-contact technology that can provide the necessary real-time, visual temperature data to intervene before a full-blown lithium battery fire is triggered. At the early signal detection, the… Read more…
The White House Has A New Enemy: Fuel Economy
Plus, we discuss electric vehicle sales in November and why South Korea is stressed about Tesla’s Full-Self Driving software. Lire la suite…
Archer Aviation to build air taxi network in Miami
Archer Aviation revealed plans for a Miami-area-based air taxi network. Archer’s goal is to connect major population and business centers, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. Read more…
Tesla Model Y named worst car for reliability in Germany’s major TÜV report
Tesla has received a brutal reality check from Germany this week. The country’s closely watched TÜV Report 2026 has not only ranked the Tesla Model Y as the absolute worst car for reliability in its age group but noted that it has the highest defect rate of any vehicle tested in the last ten years. Read more…
Rivian confirms new purple exterior color called ‘Borealis’ and is exploring interior scents
After nearly a year of speculation online, Rivian has confirmed it will begin offering a new purple exterior color, and we now have the name – Borealis. Inspired by its own community, Rivian’s latest color will be available for a limited time on select variants and arrives as part of a broader design initiative focused on sensory experiences. Read more…
Vauxhall introduces electric tea van concept
With the Electrici-TEA, Vauxhall has presented an electric van concept based on the Vivaro with a built-in tea-making station, including an electric kettle, fridge, sink and sugar dispenser. This way, tradespeople can enjoy a hot cup anywhere on the road. Read more…
Kaluza and BMW introduce direct smart charging link for UK drivers
Kaluza and BMW Group have launched a direct API link between BMW and Mini vehicles and Kaluza’s optimisation platform. The integration enables real-time smart charging without additional hardware, aligning EV charging with cleaner, lower-cost electricity and supporting grid flexibility across the UK. Read more…
Here’s A First Glimpse Of Aptera’s Solar EV Assembly Line
The startup is going for a traditional assembly process where the bodies go through several stations to be kitted out. Lire la suite…
Li Auto launches smart glasses Livis to extend reach of its AI capabilities
The Livis AI glasses start at RMB 1,999 ($283) in China and will be sold overseas through channels of German optical systems manufacturer Zeiss.
The Livis launch represents one of Li Auto’s efforts to expand its AI capabilities.
Vulcan Energy mobilises €2.2 billion for lithium extraction in Germany
Vulcan Energy has paved the way for commercial lithium extraction in the Upper Rhine Valley. Until now, the company’s operations were contingent on financing, but construction of the facilities can now begin. Vulcan’s targeted financing deal of €2.2 billion has been finalized. Read more…
US Postal Service already has 2,600 EVs for mail delivery
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is making good progress in expanding its electric fleet. It has already purchased 8,700 Ford E-Transits, and over 600 specially developed Oshkosh NGDV models are already in operation. Altogether, over 2,600 electric vehicles are being used for mail delivery, while the rest are being used for package delivery, among other purposes. Read more…
Denmark’s November statistics show three in four new cars were electric
In Denmark, electric cars recorded 11,732 new registrations in November, achieving a market share of 73.7 per cent. For new passenger car registrations by private individuals, EVs accounted for 91.2 percent of total purchases last month. The most popular electric model: the Skoda Elroq. Read more…
Tarmac plans eHGV fleet and DC charging network for construction logistics
Tarmac will deploy an initial fleet of battery-electric HGVs and establish a dedicated charging network to support construction logistics in London and the South East. The project, developed with Renault Trucks, DAF Trucks and Voltempo, will launch in early 2026. Read more…
Project INLADE: Swiss test inductive charging in real-world operation
In the ‘INLADE’ pilot project, Empa, led by energy supplier Eniwa AG, along with other partners, tested wireless charging for the first time in Switzerland under real-world conditions. The project focused not only on testing the technology but also on regulatory approval issues and its potential for the energy system. Read more…
