Xpeng launched its new L03 electric SUV-coupe in Europe this week with a starting price of €34,990 — undercutting the Tesla Model Y by roughly €3,400 in Germany and by around $10,000 in Norway. Read more…
Honda Just Axed Its Last EV In The U.S.
Say goodbye to the Honda Prologue. With that and the Acura ZDX both canceled, Honda is left without an electric offering in America. Read More…
Li Auto launches revamped L6 SUV at unchanged price to revive sales
The new Li L6 starts at 249,800 yuan ($36,910) and is equipped with Li Auto’s in-house developed Mach M100 assisted driving chip. Read more…
XPeng L03 debuts in Europe starting at €35,000, EREV variant also available
XPeng revealed its budget crossover Mona L03 in China about a month ago, and it’s betting on this model to secure market positions in Europe as well. The Chinese automaker dropped the “Mona” from the name and announced the XPeng L03 for the collective European market today. We already know the hardware and features that make the L03 move, but… Read more…
Xpeng launches Mona L03 SUV, betting on global mass market
The Xpeng Mona L03 starts at 123,800 yuan ($18,300) in China and is offered in both BEV and EREV versions. Read more…
EV industry to Volkswagen: We warned you!
Volkswagen’s struggle with EV transition leads to major production cuts and job losses amid fierce competition from Chinese automakers. Read more…
Horse Powertrain presents methanol range extender
Horse Powertrain has unveiled a new range-extender powertrain that runs entirely on methanol. The system combines a 2.0-liter turbo engine with a generator and power electronics, aiming to make EVs more efficient. Additionally, Horse is using an axial flux generator for the first time, which is expected to be more compact and power-dense compared to conventional designs. Read more…
Volvo EX90: 800-volt technology makes the flagship SUV more cohesive
With the switch from a 400-volt to an 800-volt architecture in the EX90, Volvo has achieved more than just a routine model update. As a result, the flagship SUV now charges significantly faster. This has eliminated the biggest weakness of the first version. Our test drive report reveals what else this update brings and where the big Swedish car retains its distinctive characteristics.
CATL’s 30-year sodium-ion battery takes over grid storage
CATL has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dutch energy company Alfen to deploy 5 GWh of its Tener Sodium energy storage systems across Europe, one of the largest sodium-ion commitments the region has seen. Read more…
Range Rover’s smaller, more affordable electric SUV makes first public appearance [Images]
The Range Rover Sport is going electric. With its official debut just around the corner, Range Rover offered a sneak peek at its second EV. Read more…
XPeng L03 ships Google Maps Auto SDK — a first for an APAC automaker
XPeng used the global launch of its new L03 in Munich to announce that the electric SUV coupe is the first vehicle from any Asia-Pacific automaker to ship with Google Maps’ Auto SDK built in. Read more…
Chip Motors unveils $15,000 electric ‘life utility vehicle’
Miami-based startup Chip Motors has unveiled Chip, an electric “life utility vehicle” that starts at $15,000 and tops out at 25 mph. Read more…
Xpeng Mona L03 racks up 20,000 firm orders 7 minutes after launch
The Mona L03 is Xpeng’s first global model to launch simultaneously in China and Europe and will eventually be sold in 64 overseas markets. Read more…
Volvo EX60 P10 AWD: interior, design and features review
The Volvo XC60 has been one of the Swedish manufacturer’s most important models for years and is currently its best-selling vehicle globally, so the introduction of a fully electric alternative is naturally a big deal. We had the opportunity to check out the new EX60 and will soon get behind the wheel of one for a proper driving review. Volvo… Read more…
Americans Can’t Have These Affordable Chinese EVs. But They’re Coming To Canada
China’s Dongfeng Motor showed off a gaggle of cars in Montreal, with plans to sell its first two starting in 2027. Read More…
USA: BMW recalls nearly 30,000 US PHEVs over starter defect
BMW is recalling 29,119 plug-in hybrid vehicles in the United States due to a potential fire risk linked to the engine starter system. The affected models include the 330e, 530e and 740Le. Read more…
Volvo begins deliveries of first EX60 models
Volvo Cars has begun deliveries of the new Volvo EX60 to European customers. The electric mid-size SUV has been produced at the Torslanda plant since April and is available across Europe. Recently, it has also become available for order in the USA. Read more…
World premiere: Xpeng L03 promises rapid charging at a bargain price
At its Global Brand Event in Munich, Xpeng unveiled its most affordable model to date. The L03 undercuts Tesla and Hyundai on starting price and, despite its 400-volt technology, charges to 80 per cent in just 20 minutes. The brand also outlined its broader vision of an integrated mobility ecosystem linking cars, humanoid robots, and flying vehicles. Read more…
Nio Firefly reaches 70,000 deliveries after steady sales growth
Firefly has delivered its 70,000th vehicle, about 15 months after beginning deliveries in late April 2025. Read more…
Gridserve opens its largest EV charging station to date
Gridserve has opened its fifth ‘Electric Forecourt’ in the UK, and what it calls its flagship EV charging destination. The site combines 30 charging bays with a retail building, co-working, a solar array and more. Read more…
