
Buying an electric car always comes with questions about the battery – the range, the size and the dreaded longevity. Skeptics warned that after a few years, the expensive battery pack would become as useless as an old smartphone. Will it die in five years? Will it cost a fortune to replace? A new study from Sweden suggests these widespread… Read more…
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Tesla’s latest recall reveals real Cybertruck production numbers

Tesla just had an unexpected revealing moment. The automaker does not tell the public how many of its angular, stainless-steel Cybertrucks it has built. But thanks to a new government recall, we now have a very good idea. A federal safety report shows that Tesla is recalling 63,619 of its futuristic pickups, and this seems to be the total number… Read more…
Driving the Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast in Europe: Extensive review

By now everybody knows a lot about the Tesla Cybertruck whether they like it or not – one of the most polarizing vehicles to ever come out may only be sold in America, but is talked about globally. The looks, the false promises, or just Elon Musk’s persona, the Cybertruck divides people like nothing else on four wheels. Table of… Read more…
The electric Porsche Macan GTS is here

Electric cars are fast. We get it. A battery and a motor make for instant acceleration. But are they fun? Do they have a personality, or are they just quiet appliances? Porsche is confident it has the answer. The letters GTS at Porsche mean “Gran Turismo Sport,” a special badge saved for cars built specifically for driving enjoyment. And now… Read more…
Tesla Model Y Standard vs Premium: The 10 things you lose

Tesla recently introduced new “Standard” versions of its two most popular electric cars, the Model 3 sedan and the Model Y crossover. Let’s look first at the 2026 Tesla Model Y Standard, which will likely be the more popular of the two new EVs. It starts at $39,990 in the US and €40,970 in Europe, which is a full $5,000/€9,000… Read more…
Lucid Gravity gets first price cut, even cheaper versions incoming

Lucid Motors is making headlines with its latest vehicle, the Lucid Gravity. This large electric SUV is just beginning to hit the market, and the company is already rolling out its first-ever discounts. This is a new phase for Gravity as Lucid works to increase production and attract more buyers. According to Lucid Motors, Gravity is “the ultimate uncompromising SUV.”… Read more…
A 598-horsepower Leapmotor C10 AWD debuts in Zurich

Leapmotor’s latest model, the C10 AWD, will get its first public showing at the Auto Zurich Car Show, running from October 30 to November 2, 2025. The C10 is a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive machine built on a high-tech 800-volt platform. Leapmotor clearly hopes the combination of power and technology will attract the European buyers. Leapmotor says the C10 AWD is built… Read more…
Xiaomi joins subsidy race sparked by China’s EV tax changes

Buying a new electric car in China is about to get more complicated with the EV tax policy changing from next year. This is creating a headache for both customers and makers. The problem is simple: what happens if customers order a car today but it is not delivered until 2026? They could face an unexpected tax bill. Thankfully, major… Read more…
Tesla bets the factory on self-driving cars, again

Tesla is hitting the accelerator on production. After a period of slow growth and parked factory plans, CEO Elon Musk announced the company will ramp up building electric cars as fast as it reasonably can. The reason for this sudden shift? Musk says he now has “clarity” on a long-promised, ever-elusive goal: full self-driving. He is betting that once Tesla… Read more…
No more CarPlay as GM cuts phone ties in all cars, not just EVs

General Motors is making a major change to its car dashboards. The company plans to remove Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from all its future vehicles, meaning drivers will no longer be able to project their smartphone apps, like maps and music, directly onto the car’s main screen. The change will not only affect new EVs but will also roll… Read more…
Sunwoda joins the solid-state race with a 400 Wh/kg battery

The battle for the battery of the future has a new contender. Chinese manufacturer Sunwoda just announced its “Xin·Bixiao” battery, a polymer all-solid-state cell. This new battery steps into the ring with a key specification that makes the electric car industry sit up and take notice: an energy density of 400 Wh/kg. The headline-grabbing 400 Wh/kg is a measure of… Read more…
Tesla’s Q3 results reveal more EVs sold, but profit dips

Tesla’s financial results for the third quarter of 2025 are in, and the numbers tell a confusing story. The company set a new record for revenue, pulling in €23.99 billion. It also managed to deliver 497,099 vehicles to customers. And yet, despite selling more EVs than ever, the profits took a major hit. Investors were clearly not impressed, and the… Read more…
European Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast range test

The Tesla Cybertruck caused a riot with its existence and every piece of news surrounding it has been a point of discussion globally. Rarely has there ever been a vehicle to generate so much hype, and the Cybertruck successfully managed to divide people like nothing else on wheels ever could. Today’s test focuses on the Cybertruck’s efficiency and how it… Read more…
Audi’s updates its app to put an AI brain in your electric car

The modern car itself is only half the story these days. The other half, the part that we drivers wrestle with every day, is the software. Automakers know this, and Audi is taking a big step to streamline its technology with a total relaunch of the myAudi app. The company portrays it as a new solution designed to connect the… Read more…
BYD and Honor team up to merge your phone and your car

It really was only a matter of time before smartphones fully merged with our cars. Car giant BYD has just announced a major partnership with smartphone maker Honor. Their goal is ambitious: to tear down the wall between your handheld device and your dashboard, creating one seamless “intelligent ecosystem.” It’s all about making your car and phone think and act… Read more…
Yasa makes a 1,000-HP electric motor that weighs less than 30 pounds

Weight is the long-standing enemy of electric cars. Heavy batteries, multiple motors, and complex cooling systems all add up. This weight demands even bigger batteries to achieve decent driving range, which adds more weight. It is a vicious cycle. Until now. A UK-based company named Yasa, however, just revealed a new axial flux motor that weighs less than a well-stocked… Read more…
AAWireless TWO+ now on sale

The modern EV interior is a temple of clean lines and big screens. Yet, there’s one small snake that ruins this minimalist garden in a number of cars: the USB cable. That messy, tangled tether linking our phones to our dashboards is a must for using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in a long list of models. AAWireless made a… Read more…
China’s Yangwang U9 Xtreme smashes Nürburgring EV record

Germany’s Nürburgring is a long, twisting, and dangerous ribbon of asphalt known as “The Green Hell.” It earned that nickname for a good reason. Setting a fast lap time here means a car has more than just raw power. Automakers have always used the track as the ultimate test for their vehicles, and now, the record book for electric cars… Read more…
New all-electric Mercedes-Benz GLC goes on sale starting from €71,000

Mercedes-Benz has officially rolled out its all-new, all-electric GLC, one of the most important new EVs to hit the market. The combustion-engine GLC has been the brand’s best-selling vehicle worldwide for a very long time, and now the German automaker hopes to repeat that success with a battery-powered version designed from the ground up to lead the way in versatility… Read more…
Tesla axing physical key cards in new penny-pinching exercise

The world of electric cars is all about changing habits. Drivers have learned to plug in their cars instead of visiting a gas station, and for many Tesla owners, they have ditched the car key entirely. The primary “key” for a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y has been the owner’s smartphone for a while now. It is a convenient… Read more…

