From 2025, General Motors will rely on Tesla’s charging port in the USA and Canada – exclusively. GM wants to provide adapters so that all cars equipped with the North American Charging Standard (NACS) can also charge at CCS stations. This makes GM the second major US carmaker to commit to Tesla’s charging standard. As […] More…
Zeekr X Crossover EV Goes Into Production In China
Deliveries of the affordable battery-powered vehicle are expected to begin later this month. More…
Lucid Starts Delivering Air Luxury EVs To Customers In Saudi Arabia
The EV startup is reportedly sending hundreds of cars to Saudi Arabia from its factory in Arizona on a weekly basis. More…
The best street-legal electric micro-cars, NEVs, and LSVs you can buy in the US
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series on LSVs and electric micro-cars, we discussed the definitions, use cases, and street-legal rules regarding this important class of tiny vehicles. Now in Part 3, the final installment of the series, we’ll look at which street-legal vehicles are actually available in the US. More…
Volvo Lineup To Be Fully Electric By 2030, “No Ifs, No Buts”
The Swedish carmaker takes a jab at rival brands which will continue to sell ICE-powered vehicles in the future. More…
2025 VinFast VF3 Mini EV Expected To Become Vietnam’s National Car
VinFast’s seventh all-electric model will begin deliveries in Vietnam in the third quarter of 2024. More…
Ford Files Patent For Roof-Mounted EV Backup Battery
Could this be the solution for zero-emissions off-roading where access to chargers is limited? More…
Quick Charge Podcast: June 8, 2023
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. More…
Orsted has pledged to recycle 100% of its US solar panels
The Danish renewables giant is partnering with Texas-based SOLARCYCLE to recycle all of Ørsted‘s end-of-life US solar panels. More…
Lexus GX Platform Could Underpin New EVs, Will Stick Around For A Long Time
The ladder frame provides flexibility to support different drivetrain configurations and battery locations. More…
California certified as next US state to allow Mercedes’ Level 3 autonomous DRIVE PILOT
Califooooorniaaaaaa here we coooommmmeeeee (autonomously). Mercedes-Benz has just announced that its SAE Level 3 autonomous driver assist system, DRIVE PILOT, has been certified to operate in the entire state of California, beginning with a couple of familiar models. More…
Bathtub For Burning Cars: A German Company’s Solution For Vehicle Fires
Ellermann Eurocon will take a fire-ravaged car for a swim to cool it down and eliminate the risk of thermal runaway. More…
Porsche says electric Mission X concept would be fastest road-legal car ever
Porsche has unveiled the Mission X, a new electric hypercar concept, which the automaker says could be the fastest road-legal vehicle ever to do a lap around the famous Nürburgring racetrack… if it goes into series production. More…
Check Out The 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz LWB’s Coolest Features
Discover America’s reinvented and electrified Volkswagen Bus in great detail in these first look videos. More…
GM EVs get Supercharger access in 2024, Tesla charge port in 2025
General Motors has announced that starting in 2025 it will build the Tesla charge port, called North American Charging Standard (NACS), into its future EVs. And so, with three out of three U.S.-based automakers now on board (Stellantis is based in the Netherlands), it seems we truly have a North American charging standard. The news, which follows… More…
GM To Adopt Tesla Charging Standard
GM CEO Mary Barra announced the news on a Twitter Spaces with Tesla founder Elon Musk. More…
GM announces it will also adopt Tesla’s NACS connector
Following the news that Ford will adopt Tesla’s connector, now known as the North American Charging Standard (NACS), GM is also confirming that it will adopt the charging standard. More…
Tesla Cybertruck Release Candidates Late August, 375,000 Copies Annually
According to communications from Tesla to its suppliers, these are the most up-to-date details we’ve seen. More…
GM not planning to open or close any plants amid electric vehicle shift
General Motors (GM) believes it has the manufacturing capacity within its existing network as the transition to EVs heats up. The automaker does not plan to close or open new plants as it looks to maximize efficiency within its current footprint.. More…
ZEEKR rolls first X SUVs off assembly line, targets Tesla ahead of first deliveries
No, that is not a roman numeral ten. Burgeoning EV automaker ZEEKR has rolled the first models of its new “X” SUV off its assembly lines in China less than two months after its initial launch. The automaker sees the SUV as a competitor to Tesla and premium automakers as it expands outside of China into new markets. More…
