
Nissan published the first official images of a refreshed Nissan Ariya electric crossover, but there’s a catch: this updated model is, for now, a Japan-exclusive. The updated version will debut at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, sporting a fresh look and new technology. Nissan’s designers have given the Ariya a cleaner, more streamlined face. The old grille design… Read more…
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Tesla is under fire from NHTSA once again over the Full Self-Driving feature

It’s been a rough year for Tesla and its FSD autopilot’s Beta. Within the last year or so, the company faced and lost several trials involving fatal FSD accidents. Although Tesla managed to navigate through these types of trials in the past, it began losing many of them, while still facing pressure from the California DMV over misleading branding of… Read more…
Maranello reveals technology behind Ferrari’s first electric car

The soul of a Ferrari has always been its engine – for many fans around the world, it is a true symphony of screaming pistons. But the times are changing, and the legendary Italian automaker is composing a new piece – and this one is powered by electrons instead of gasoline. Ferrari’s first-ever fully electric vehicle, tentatively named the “Elettrica,”… Read more…
Tesla now offers turn signal stalk retrofit for the Model 3 in the US

Tesla has now started selling a turn signal stalk retrofit for the Model 3 cars that don’t have it, following the removal of the stalk with the refreshed Model 3. Clearly, the company has finally heard the feedback loud and clear – people want the turn signal stalk. At this rate, who knows – maybe we’ll get another stalk with… Read more…
Suzuki’s pint-sized Vision e-Sky offers a glimpse into the future of city driving

Suzuki is offering a peek into its electric future with the Vision e-Sky, a concept car that points toward a new, affordable electric hatchback. The concept will be unveiled at the upcoming 2025 Japan Mobility Show, and is more than just a design exercise – it’s actually a near-production look at what will be the next big thing in small… Read more…
Chevrolet Bolt returns and it’s cheaper than ever

General Motors is reviving a familiar nameplate with a simple goal: to offer an electric car that the average American can actually afford. The Chevrolet Bolt will return for the 2027 model year, and it’s coming in with a sticker price that makes it the cheapest new EV in the United States, directly addressing the biggest obstacle standing in the… Read more…
Volvo EX30 Single Motor and Cross Country now available in the US

Volvo finally is making good on its promise of a more accessible entry into its electric lineup in the US. The 2026 Volvo EX30 is now available with a new Single Motor option, carrying a starting price of €33,250. This is a €5,100 reduction from the initial dual-motor offering, making the EX30 an interesting choice for those looking to switch… Read more…
A special pass lets you skip the line for the new electric Renault Twingo

In the ever-competitive world of electric cars, getting a new model before your neighbor is becoming a modern status symbol. Renault seems to understand this perfectly. The French automaker is bringing back its iconic Twingo city car as an all-electric model, and weeks before the Renault Twingo E-Tech electric even has its official debut on November 6, the company is… Read more…
Tesla unveils new cheaper Model 3 and Model Y just as vanished tax credit hikes prices

Tesla finally rolled out its long-rumored “Standard” versions of the Model 3 and Model Y. These new trim levels offer the lowest official starting prices for any electric cars in the company’s current lineup, but a closer look at the timing and cost tells a more complicated story for buyers. The base sticker prices are indeed lower than before, but… Read more…
Mercedes-Benz sales dip, but electric cars and vans deliver much-needed boost

Mercedes-Benz had a tough third quarter this year, with overall vehicle sales taking a hit in key markets, with the German automaker reporting total sales of 525,300 cars and vans. But, hiding in those falling numbers, there’s a much more optimistic story about the growing appetite for its electric cars and commercial EVs. The passenger car division, Mercedes-Benz Cars, sold… Read more…
Tesla’s FSD v14 update arrives, bringing Robotaxi tech to your driveway

After nearly a year of no major updates, Tesla has begun seeding its latest Full Self-Driving (FSD), version 14, to its electric cars fitted with the newest hardware. The update is the first major change to the driver-assist system since late 2024 and introduces a host of new features developed from the company’s Robotaxi program in Austin, Texas. This latest… Read more…
Lucid Motors’ production misses estimates as hopes ride on Gravity SUV

Lucid Motors announced its third-quarter results, showing a company pushing hard to increase output but still falling short of Wall Street’s expectations. The California-based maker of luxury electric cars reported it produced 3,891 vehicles and delivered 4,078 to customers from July through September. While these figures represent growth compared to previous quarters, they missed the mark set by financial analysts.… Read more…
Google is removing GameSnacks from Android Auto

People running on the beta version of Android Auto are reporting that the GameSnacks collection of games is no longer available in the last few versions of the software. Seemingly, GameSnacks is absent from the app launcher, but it’s still visible in the launcher settings. A number of users are going to Google’s support forums and discussing the absence of… Read more…
Zeekr 001 returns with 912 hp, 7-minute charging

Zeekr’s 001 fastback was once the company’s star player, but recently has been overshadowed by newer EVs, including Zeekr’s own 007 sedan. After a minor update earlier this year failed to reclaim the spotlight, the company is rolling out a heavily updated 2025 Zeekr 001. The biggest changes for this electric liftback are under the skin, starting with an all-new… Read more…
Leapmotor B05 Ultra is coming to Europe

The world of electric cars is growing up pretty quick. Not that long ago, the main conversation about EVs revolved around range and charging times. Now, we are starting to talk about fun, performance, and driver excitement. Chinese automaker Leapmotor is stepping into this area with a powerful new EV, the B05 Ultra – an electric hot hatch that’s getting… Read more…
Dacia Spring gets a serious power boost, but keeps its tiny price tag

Dacia has long held the title for Europe’s most affordable electric car with its no-frills city runabout, the Spring. For many, its low price justified its “leisurely” performance. That trade-off is now a thing of the past. The Romanian automaker, a subsidiary of Renault, has given the Dacia Spring a big update, focusing on what it needed most: more power.… Read more…
Tesla teases a new product, will be unveiled tomorrow

Tesla’s official X account posted an ambiguous teaser of what looks like a fan with Tesla’s logo in the center. The new product is about to go live on October 7, and in an ideal world it’s going to be Tesla’s upcoming budget version of Model Y, but is it really? pic.twitter.com/KsXDaJgMcJ— Tesla (@Tesla) October 5, 2025 One possibility is… Read more…
Dacia’s radical Hipster EV Concept rewrites the rulebook for affordable electric cars

The cost of new cars is soaring across Europe, pushing many drivers out of the market. This financial pressure is even changing how people look at the transition to electric cars. Romanian automaker Dacia decided that enough is enough, and is directly confronting this problem with a radical new prototype. The Dacia Hipster Concept is an all-electric vehicle designed around… Read more…
How to Disable Driver Assistance Features in the Fiat Grande Panda

Modern car safety features have saved countless lives and keep getting better every year. They help prevent accidents, but sometimes, these features can be implemented in ways that might do more harm than good, which is why many owners wonder if it’s possible to turn them off and how to do it if so. We already wrote an article explaining… Read more…
New AUDI electric SUV spied in China sports facial recognition

To stay relevant in the world’s most competitive EV market, automakers are pulling out all the stops. The latest example comes from a new brand in China, a joint effort between Germany’s Audi and the local powerhouse SAIC. A new electric SUV from their “AUDI” venture was recently spotted testing on public roads, and it packs a quirky feature: a… Read more…

