These next-gen ALPR systems look to bridge the gap between you and your car—which means tracking your airpods, wearables, and more. Read More…
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Who’s Winning The Robotaxi Race? It’s… Complicated
Every time we think we understand the robotaxi market, another bit of news shakes things up. This week, we got updates from Tesla, Uber, Waymo, Wayve, and Lucid. Read More…
The New Chevy Bolt Was Driven Until It Died. Here’s What Its Battery Buffer Looks Like
The Bolt has massively improved for model year 2026. But what happens when its state of charge runs really low? Read More…
Dacia’s Tiny EV Keeps Its Name, But Not Much Else
The next Dacia Spring will still be small and affordable, but production is moving from China to Europe, making it a very different EV. Read More…
The Mercedes VLE Is A Brave Gamble. Will It Pay Off?
Mercedes’ ultra-luxury van could crack Americans’ van stigma. But that’s only if they don’t balk at the price. Read More…
Honda Has A New Partner For Solid-State EV Batteries
Honda and American startup QuantumScape will work together to develop solid-state batteries and manufacturing processes. Read More…
Forget Solid-State. This EV Battery Breakthrough Is Ready To Upend The Market Now
General Motors is betting on silicon anodes as the next leap in EV battery technology. Read More…
Waymo Just Recalled A Bunch Of Robotaxis Because They Could Drive Into Closed Highway Construction Lanes
It’s the second Waymo recall in the last two months, after an earlier flaw allowed them to drive through flooded roads. Read More…
Electrify America’s Next-Gen EV Charging Stations Are Bigger And Better
A huge battery energy storage system backs the American company’s newest large-format station in California. Read More…
The Rivian R2 Matches The Tesla Model Y On Efficiency, Despite Weighing More
Rivian’s R2 Performance is roughly 500 pounds heavier than Tesla’s go-fast crossover, yet the energy consumption is identical. Read More…
Skipping The Ferrari Luce Could Cost Collectors The Cars They Really Want
Ferrari’s first EV may be controversial, but for loyal collectors, saying no could make the next dream allocation more difficult. Read More…
The 2026 Jeep Recon’s EPA Rating Confirms It’s An Energy Guzzler
Jeep expected the off-road EV’s range to be 230 miles, but the official estimate makes the Rivian R2 look better than ever. Read More…
The 2027 Porsche Taycan Gets Fake Gear Shifts And A Bigger Standard Battery
The refreshed Taycan has a bigger standard battery and more theater through simulated gears. Read More…
Telo’s Tiny Electric Truck For Cities Has Surprisingly High-Powered Charging
The Telo MT1 is an ultra-compact truck that’s supposed to go into production this year. Now we know it’s peak charging power. Read More…
Uber, Stellantis, And Wayve Want To Blanket The World In Robotaxis
Uber seems to have spent the past year attaching itself to every major robotaxi effort it can, and now Stellantis is joining that list. Read More…
Tesla Owners Are Using Doll Heads To Fool Full Self-Driving
Is that Dwayne Johnson driving your Tesla Nope, just his likeness being used to defeat Tesla’s driver monitoring systems. Read More…
The 2026 Mercedes CLA EV Is Really Impressive. But It Also Drove Me Nuts
It is so lovely to drive. But the more I lived with it, the more annoyed I got. Read More…
After San Francisco, The Lucid Gravity Robotaxi Eyes Its Next Big Market
The Lucid, Nuro, and Uber partnership is moving fast. Their next stop after California is Texas. Read More…
Mobileye, Supplier Of Robotaxi Tech, Is Launching Its Own Robotaxi Fleet In The U.S.
The Intel subsidiary’s self-driving tech is being used by Volkswagen’s MOIA. Now, Mobileye wants its own fleet of autonomous cabs. Read More…
BMW Is Opening i3 Orders Way Ahead Of Schedule Due To Huge Demand
BMW had originally planned to open the order books for the all-electric 3 Series this fall. Customers had other ideas. Read More…
