
Xiaomi’s CEO, Lei Jun, shared a series of photos from what appears to be the high-altitude Tianshan mountain range, with several photos containing the what appears to be the full-sized Xiaomi YU9 SUV. The first rumors about the upcoming SUV surfaced last year, and we got a glimpse of the vehicle mid-summer with camouflage on top. Now, we have even… Read more…
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Tesla Cybertruck sales slump continues in Q3

Tesla Cybertruck is having a tough year. After a big splash and a lot of excitement it first came out, new sales numbers for 2025 show that far fewer people are buying the futuristic vehicle than expected. Despite selling over 16,000 units in the first nine months of the year, the Cybertruck’s popularity seems to be fading. The numbers tell… Read more…
Gotion’s “Jinshi” solid-state battery with 1,000 km range enters pilot production

A Chinese battery manufacturer, backed by automotive giant Volkswagen, has announced that its new all-solid-state battery is now ready for small-scale production. The “Jinshi Battery” could allow future EVs to travel 1,000 km on a single charge – a major leap from what most electric cars offer today. After eight years of quiet development, Gotion first revealed the Jinshi Battery… Read more…
New six-seater Model Y gives Tesla China a much-needed sales boost

Tesla’s sales in China finally got some positive news in September, putting an end to a two-month streak of declining performance. The company sold 90,812 vehicles produced at its Shanghai factory – a modest 2.8% increase compared to the same month last year. Tesla investors will surely welcome any change in the trend, but a wider look at the numbers… Read more…
2026 Fiat Grande Panda BEV review

The Fiat Panda is one of the pillars of urban mobility in the Mediterranean. For decades it was the cheapest way for families to move around cities and experience the freedom of personal transportation. It’s also been an honest companion for drivers and passengers with almost no frills inside, but a quirky practical cabin. And the 4×4 version has a… Read more…
2026 Fiat Grande Panda BEV review

The Fiat Panda is one of the pillars of urban mobility in the Mediterranean. For decades it was the cheapest way for families to move around cities and experience the freedom of personal transportation. It’s also been an honest companion for drivers and passengers with almost no frills inside, but a quirky practical cabin. And the 4×4 version has a… Read more…
Your car is about to get a lot smarter, thanks to Mercedes and Google

Tired of yelling at your car’s voice assistant? You’re not alone. We all have wrestled with those frustrating voice command systems that seem to never understand even the simplest requests. Mercedes-Benz claims it is about to change that. The German automaker is ditching the old, buggy technology and integrating Google’s advanced Gemini AI directly into its cars, starting with the… Read more…
Tesla’s driverless dream inches closer as Cybercab hits the test track

A futuristic, two-seat EV with no steering wheel has been seen cruising around Tesla’s private test track in Fremont, California. This vehicle, known as the Cybercab, is the company’s purpose-built robotaxi, and its first public appearance on the track is a major signal that Tesla is serious about launching it onto our streets pretty soon. The Cybercab is unlike any… Read more…
2026 BMW iX3 Neue Klasse detailed tour and impressions

BMW is going all in on its “Neue Klasse”, meaning it will be the pivot vehicle for all future models to follow. It is a big deal when one of the biggest automotive manufacturers makes such a drastic change and we eagerly await to see how customers react. The BMW iX3 50 xDrive was premiered in Sofia in front of… Read more…
VW to soon release the Chinese version of the ID.7 called ID.UNYX 07

Volkswagen Anhui, a joint venture between Volkswagen and Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group, has filed for regulatory approval of its upcoming ID.UNYX 07 all-electric sedan. The filing is listed on China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology website, and it’s part of the regulatory process in China. Volkswagen ID.UNYX 07 As the name of the vehicle suggests, the ID.UNYX 07 is… Read more…
Tesla’s new Model Y+ targets 800 km range in China

Tesla is preparing to launch a new version of its popular Model Y in China. The new model, called the Model Y+ in the official Chinese filing, promises a longer driving range, a feature that’s important for all EV drivers. The new Model Y+ uses a single electric motor with a peak power of 225 kW, which is about 302… Read more…
Nissan gives the Ariya a makeover – Japan is getting it first

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…
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…

