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The Toyota bZ4X gets a refresh, new name, more power and NACS plug in the US

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Toyota is freshening up its North American lineup with a big update to its popular electric crossover. Formerly known as the bZ4X, the refreshed model will now simply be called the Toyota bZ and comes with a list of substantial improvements in power and driving range. The new version will arrive on American shores with a host of enhancements designed… Read more…

Nissan comes with a new plan: to cut 20,000 jobs and close factories to survive

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Nissan is making big changes to its business as it fights for survival. The company announced its “Re:Nissan” recovery plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to boost profitability by 2026. The plan involves some tough decisions, including cutting 20,000 jobs worldwide by 2027. To streamline its operations, Nissan will close seven of its 17 production plants across the globe. The intention… Read more…

The EV tax credit may be going away, but Rivian EVs could still qualify in 2026, including the R2 [Update]

While the current majority in DC shared intentions to likely kill the existing $7,500 federal EV tax credit, some language in a (very fluid) proposal suggests that not all automakers will be immediately affected. For example, Rivian is an American automaker whose sales are young enough that US consumers might still be able to take advantage of the tax credit, and that could also include the upcoming R2 EVs. Read more…