
Over the past 12 months Tesla has started selling the refreshed Model 3, codenamed Highland, and the company is due to do the same with the Model Y, its best selling car. The Model Y refresh, codenamed Juniper, is now rumored to go into production at Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory in January, according to a Chinese media outlet. Juniper will allegedly… Read more…
Nissan Leaf: The Used Buyer’s Guide

If you’re looking to get from A to a reasonably distanced point B on a budget, a used Nissan Leaf could be an intriguing option. Read more…
Chevy Equinox EV: How To Get One Under $30,000

Considering the incentives that both dealers and GM are offering, the Equinox EV is incredibly affordable. Read more…
Qnovo introduces SentinelX battery safety software for EVs

Qnovo, which provides battery software for e-mobility, has unveiled its SentinelX battery health and safety solution designed to protect passenger and commercial EV operators. The software is designed to act as a first line of defense for automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to prevent catastrophic safety incidents, such as fires related to faulty or degraded… Read more…
Stellantis and Zeta Energy to develop lithium-sulfur EV batteries

Netherlands-headquartered automaker Stellantis and US battery technology firm Zeta Energy have signed a joint development agreement to develop lithium-sulfur EV batteries that have energy density comparable to that of lithium-ion technology. The collaboration includes pre-production development and planning for future production. Stellantis aims to use the batteries in its vehicles by 2030. Lithium-sulfur battery technology… Read more…
Tesla Model Y Juniper Could Enter Production In Shanghai In January

The refreshed version of the world’s best-selling EV is expected to bring important changes and improvements. Read more…
First drive in the Kia EV6: Range upgrade for the long-distance pro

Hyundai not only gave the long-distance electric car a facelift, it also made some technical changes. The new Kia EV6 goes further thanks to a larger battery and remains a master of fast charging. Read our driving report to find out how the car manufacturer achieved this and which changes are really impressive.
GM and ChargePoint deploying 500-kw fast-chargers with Omni Port

General Motors and ChargePoint on Wednesday announced plans to deploy up to 500 DC fast-chargers before the end of 2025. Using GM Energy branding, the chargers will be supplied by ChargePoint, according to the companies. Many of the chargers will use ChargePoint’s Omni Port to allow electric vehicles with Combined Charging Standard (CCS) or North… Read more…
BMW to build $10 million center to pioneer new EV battery recycling method
BMW is expanding an innovative process for reclaiming and reusing EV raw materials in building a brand-new €10 million ($10.4 million) cell recycling center. The new German plant will work to radically slash costs in building EVs and push the company closer to a closed-loop battery cell production. Read more…
GAC Group launches new eVTOL business and unveils flagship model called the AirJet
Chinese auto conglomerate GAC Group is delving further into sustainable air transportation with a new eVTOL-centric business venture called Govy. The company unveiled its flagship aircraft, the AirJet, during the announcement of the new brand. AirJet is GAC’s second “flying car” design in two years, but this iteration is more of a traditional eVTOL. Read more…
Toyota wants to make owning an EV more affordable, but where are the choices?
Toyota vows to make owning an EV even more affordable, but with only one model available in the US, it’s not giving buyers many options. After another delay to its upcoming electric SUV, here’s when you can expect to see more Toyota EV models roll out. Read more…
Tesla Model Y likely to lose its crown as top-selling car in Europe to Dacia Sandero
Unless Tesla pulls out a miracle in the final stretch, the Telsa Model Y very likely won’t take the lead as Europe’s best-selling vehicle this year. That honor looks to be going to an entirely different type of vehicle, the ICE hatchback Dacia Sandero. Read more…
Tesla’s Head Designer Hints Robotaxi Could Get Additional Form Factors

Could this be the Robovan concept or something else? Read more…
Honda-Nissan Merger May Prevent A Hostile Takeover

Plus, Canoo is once again in trouble as it furloughs more workers and Subaru is betting big on a new hybrid plant. Read more…
Tested: The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N 70 MPH Highway Range Test

We push the Ioniq 5 N to the limit and nearly come up short at the end. Read more…
BMW reportedly canned planned electric sports car with almost 1,000 kW

A BMW team had allegedly been working on a purely electric super sports car. A clay model was ready to go, but the Board of Management shelved the project due to doubts about its profitability and technical feasibility. Read more…
Honda’s 0 Series EVs are coming to CES 2025

Honda is coming to CES 2025 with two prototype electric vehicles from its highly anticipated 0 Series lineup. These prototypes, teased by the automaker, offer a glimpse into Honda’s electric future and apparently will hit the global market in 2026. While Honda used to be a dominant player in the automotive world, its presence in the EV market has been… Read more…
Indonesia: TransJakarta expands fleet with 200 new electric buses

In Jakarta, the city-owned bus operator PT Transportasi Jakarta (TransJakarta) has introduced 200 new electric buses, bringing its total number of electric vehicles to 300. Read more…
Hyundai Mobis presents new battery cooling material

Hyundai Mobis has developed a new battery cell cooling material to prevent battery overheating during ultra-fast charging of electric vehicles. Read more…
ChargePoint & GM to cooperate on charging infrastructure

ChargePoint and General Motors are joining forces to install up to 500 ultra-fast charging ports with up to 500 kW at strategic locations in the USA by the end of 2025. Under the GM Energy brand, many suitable locations will be equipped with ChargePoint’s Omni-Port system. Read more…

