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Tesla's European sales plummeted by over 50% in January 2025, raising concerns about the impact of the Model Y transition, increased competition, and CEO Elon Musk's controversial political activities.
Nissan is actively seeking a new partner for EV development after its collaboration with Honda dissolved.
Volkswagen will be focusing more on entry-level EVs for the next couple of years.
The DS N°8 blends French luxury with cutting-edge EV technology, offering impressive range and performance and it is ready for orders now, although the prices will give buyers a moment for pause.
Ferrari's first electric vehicle is set to debut in October, marking a historic shift for the iconic Italian automaker as it enters the EV market.
You will need an adapter, however.
It's coming later this month.
The production ready Genesis GV90 is spied for the first time in South Korea.
Only the 82kWh battery is available for now.
Ford's January EV sales soared, led by the Mustang Mach-E's record-breaking performance.
The high-performance Xiaomi SU7 Ultra has arrived at showrooms across China, offering impressive specs.
Audi has abandoned its short-lived attempt to differentiate EVs and combustion engine vehicles with a new naming strategy, going back to a system based on vehicle size.
This real-world test in Finland proves that electric cars can complete long winter journeys just as quickly, if not faster, than gasoline-powered vehicles.
US-made vehicles and other goods are about to become much more expensive in Canada.
The Tesla Cybertruck, once a highly anticipated EV, is facing significant sales challenges, prompting Tesla to offer leases and free upgrades to move its inventory.
The Xiaomi YU7 specifications reveal impressive range and performance figures to challenge established competitors.
Car brands work in mysterious ways.
10% to 80% in less than 10 minutes used to be a dream, now it's reality.
The Kia EV4 electric sedan, spotted testing in Korea, is generating excitement with its original design and promised affordability.
It was initially supposed to happen on January 15, but an unexplained delay occurred.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology faces further delays as the company announces the need to replace HW3 computers in existing vehicles, raising questions about its past promises and future timeline for achieving full autonomy.
They join a similar Polestar 2 created in 2022.
It's still a profitable company, though.
Tesla plans to launch an "unsupervised full self-driving" service in Austin, Texas, this June, hinting at a potential shift towards a geofenced autonomous ride-hailing model.
It doesn't have any issues in extreme conditions.
It was first a delay, and this has now turned into an outright cancellation.
Technical advancements and component optimizations add up to 29 miles of range.
It may even be sold in North America.
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