It’s been hours since Tesla officially launched the Cybercab and the Feds are already putting it under a microscope. Read More…
The Tesla Cybercab Is Already Being Investigated For Not Having A Steering Wheel
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‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S.
A major auto industry lobby group wants Congress to put an end to Chinese imports before they even start. Read More…
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Tesla’s self-driving taxi completed an uneventful trip in Austin with no steering wheel, pedals, or apparent human intervention. Read More…
BYD’s Electric Kei Car Was Driven In Japan. It Fits Right In
This early English-language of BYD’s kei EV reveals a roomy, comfy and thoughtfully engineered EV that feels right at home in Japan Read More…
This 7-Seat EV Went 582 Miles On A Charge. But There’s A Catch
A production-spec Skoda Peaq traveled 582 miles on one charge, driving on secondary roads and hypermiling to achieve it. Read More…
The Tesla Cybercab Has No Brake Lines Or Brake Fluid. Here’s How It Stops
The two-seater doesn’t have a steering wheel or pedals. As a result, controlling the brakes and steering needed a rethink. Read More…
Tesla’s Cybercab Is Finally Giving Paid Robotaxi Rides. Here’s What It Can And Can’t Do
The gold-colored two-seaters went live in Austin, Texas, after a launch event that had a notable absentee: Elon Musk. Read More…
Slate Deliveries Could Start As Soon As December: Report
Not all customers who preordered trucks will get them in December, but a select few might. Read More…
Electric Cars Were The UK’s Best-Selling Powertrain Last Month
At 30% of the entire UK market, the country is buying more EVs than any other vehicle type. Read More…
How Much Range The Tesla Model 3 And Model Y Lose After Almost 100,000 Miles
In a study that tested the battery longevity of half a million EVs, Tesla came in near the bottom of the pack. Read More…
Can Xiaomi Take On Porsche On Its Home Turf? It’s About To Try
Eight dealership groups have signed on as part of Xiaomi’s entry into Europe, which starts next year. Read More…
My First Walmart EV Charging Experience Was A Disaster
The company’s public fast-charging station left me baking in the sun for 40 minutes. Read More…
Bentley’s First EV Will Be Its Quickest Car. But It Doesn’t Matter
The Torcal will out-accelerate every Bentley before it, but Crewe says the numbers matter less than how effortlessly it delivers them. Read More…
Uber And Wayve Beat Waymo To London With UK’s First Robotaxi Service
The first Ford Mustang Mach-E EVs fitted with Wayve’s autonomous driving tech can now be hailed in London on the Uber app. Read More…
New Jersey Passes Law Making Cheap Plug-In Balcony Solar Panels Legal
Under the new law, landlords and local governments can no longer block residents and tenants from installing plug-in solar panels. Read More…
Ford Wants To Sell 100,000 Fathom Electric Pickups In Year One. That’s A Huge Goal
If successful, Ford’s plan would put it right next to Tesla. But it won’t be easy. Read More…
Scout Reveals Two New Traveler SUV Concepts As Production Nears
Each of the concepts show off both sides of the electric SUV: rugged and luxurious. Read More…
The U.S. Is A Curbside Charging Laggard. San Francisco Wants To Change That.
Only 100 curbside chargers will be installed by 2030, so not everyone will get a charger near their home. Read More…
Think Chinese Cars Aren’t Safe? These New Crash Tests Say Otherwise
The Cupra Raval gets four stars, while its recently tested Chinese competition earns five. Read More…
Passenger Screens Are Everywhere. A Third Of Owners Never Even Use Them
A new study shows that 35% of owners who bought a new car with a passenger screen have never even used it. Read More…
