
bp pulse expands its US EV charging network with new 400 kW DC fast charger sites in Texas, Virginia, and Louisiana at Travel Centers of America. Read more…
Podcast: Tesla Semi nails big test, BMW iX3 range impresses, Xpeng catches up to Tesla, and more

In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss Tesla Semi nailing a big test, BMW iX3’s range impressing in a new test, Xpeng catching up to Tesla, and more. Read more…
Tesla pushes Roadster demo to August as SpaceX thruster work continues

Tesla has pushed the planned public demo of its next-generation Roadster to August or later, according to a report from The Information citing four people with knowledge of the program. It marks yet another delay for the vehicle first unveiled as a prototype nearly nine years ago. Read more…
BYD’s ‘world’s first’ 1,000-km range luxury GT is off to a hot start

The new Denza Z9 GT can drive over 1,000 km (621 miles) without stopping, fully recharge in under 10 minutes, and starts at about $40,000 in China. Now, BYD is unleashing it in Europe, the UK, and several other markets. Read more…
Lider Electric NEMA 14-50 receptacles earn UL certification with Electric Vehicle Marking

Lider Electric’s LN-1450RH and LN-1450RHW NEMA 14-50 receptacles earn UL certification with Electric Vehicle Marking for reliable EV charging. Read more…
This $199 Gadget Brings Apple CarPlay To GM EVs. But There’s A Catch

Worried about General Motors EVs not having Apple CarPlay? This plug-and-play device seeks to solve that problem. Read More…
Tesla Employees Leaked Their Thoughts About FSD. They Weren’t Pretty

On today’s episode of the Plugged-In Podcast, we break down Tesla’s (troubled) FSD plans and Tim’s in-person experience with the Ferrari Luce. Read More…
Velotric Tempo review: A lightweight commuter e-bike that gets a lot right

There’s a growing category of electric bikes that seem designed less around raw power and more around simply being pleasant to ride. They’re lighter, cleaner-looking, easier to pedal, and more focused on enhancing the cycling experience instead of replacing it. Read more…
Xpeng spends $500M/year on AI training to beat Tesla FSD

Xpeng’s head of autonomous driving told Electrek that the company is spending roughly 300 million RMB (~$41 million) per month on AI training alone and believes it has already reached parity with Tesla’s FSD v13 — with v14 within reach before the end of summer. Read more…
Toyota finally has EVs people want to buy — Why slow down now?

Toyota’s new electric SUVs are selling surprisingly well, becoming top-sellers in several markets. So, why is it pulling back now. Read more…
Nio’s battery operator Mirattery continues asset securitization push with new ABS issuance

This is the latest move in a series of recent asset securitization efforts by Mirattery, whose battery assets under management have exceeded 51 GWh. Read more…
Lowering iron loss in EV motors: new model maps how maze-like magnetic domains reverse in soft magnets

Tokyo University of Science develops a model tracing maze-like magnetic domain reversal to reduce iron loss in EV motor cores and improve efficiency. Read more…
Audi unveils hybrid super sports car Nuvolari

Audi has unveiled the Nuvolari, a limited-edition super sports car with a high-performance hybrid drivetrain, restricted to 499 units, combining a V8 biturbo engine with three electric motors and set to become the brand’s most powerful production vehicle with a system output of 736 kW, with deliveries expected to begin in the first half of 2027. Read more…
Slate Could Have A Powerful New Friend In Carvana

One online car dealer may have quietly secured its place in making Slate’s dreams come true, according to a report. Read More…
Xpeng rolls off first locally assembled G6 SUV in Malaysia

Xpeng has launched local production of its G6 SUV in Malaysia through a collaboration with a local partner. Read more…
Skoda previews all-new Peaq seven-seater EV in official design sketches

Skoda wants the global automotive world to look closely at its electric future, even though nobody can see the actual physical vehicle just yet. The Czech automaker shared official exterior design drawings of its upcoming flagship model, a large family cruiser named Peaq. This fresh seven-seater EV will celebrate its official global premiere on June 23 at a dedicated media… Read more…
EU’s auto package: even higher electric quota for company cars?

The EU’s car package may not be finalised until 2027, as Members of the European Parliament continue to debate the specifics of the regulations. One of the key issues is the Social Democrats’ demand for a significantly stricter electric vehicle quota for company car fleets than that proposed by the European Commission. Read more…
Nissan collaborates with partners on sulphur-based solid-state battery research

Nissan, the University of Oxford and battery material manufacturer Gelion are launching the research project “Cost-effective, Resilient Solid-state Li–S (CoRe-SoLiS)” this month. The project aims to develop a solid-state lithium-sulphur battery with high charging power, energy density and lifespan. Read more…
Jason Momoa’s 1920s Harleys become electric hybrids in wildest EV conversions yet

UK-based EV conversion specialist Electrogenic has converted five of Jason Momoa’s cherished vintage vehicles to electric power — including three 100-year-old Harley-Davidson motorcycles reimagined as plug-in hybrids. The builds are featured in Season 2 of Momoa’s HBO documentary series On The Roam, streaming now. Read more…
Wheel-E Podcast: Monarc e-bikes launch, bike buses, more

This week on Electrek’s Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes new e-bikes from Monarc and Engwe, frames that are glued together from Flit, new e-bike laws, court-ordered pedaling, and more. Read more…

