EV NewsTwo Coasts, One Message: States Push Electric Truck Accelerators as Washington Hesitates
Five states on both US coasts launch new electric truck accelerator programs, signaling state-led momentum on clean freight while federal support lags.
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EV NewsGAC, Geely, and Leapmotor Earn Top Euro NCAP Ratings, Challenging Doubts About Chinese EVs
GAC, Geely, and Leapmotor deliver strong Euro NCAP results, challenging assumptions that Chinese EVs lag behind on safety.
EV NewsSANY Ships 200 Electric Haul Trucks and 600 EV Loaders in a Single Month
SANY delivered 200 electric haul trucks and 600+ EV wheel loaders in one month, underscoring China's rapid electrification of heavy construction equipment.
EV NewsZoox Expands Robotaxi Trials to Houston as Competition Heats Up
Zoox has started robotaxi testing in Houston, expanding its autonomous ride-hailing ambitions beyond its current markets as competition in the US grows.
EV NewsA $1.1 Trillion Rail Study That Asked the Wrong Question
A $1.1 trillion freight rail electrification study is drawing criticism for asking whether electric rail works instead of where to build it first.
EV NewsJeep Wagoneer EREV Launch Pushed Back Six Months, Ram 1500 EREV Set for Next Year
Jeep's Wagoneer EREV production has reportedly been delayed by six months to November, while the Ram 1500 EREV is still on track for next year.
EV NewsRivian's New Software Update Gives Older R1S and R1T a Fresh Start at No Cost
Rivian rolls out a free over-the-air software update to older R1S and R1T models, adding new features to the existing fleet without a service visit.
EV NewsTesla FSD Navigates Brussels' Narrow Lanes—With One Questionable Move
A Tesla using Full Self-Driving tackled Brussels' tight city streets without driver input, though one maneuver left occupants questioning its legality in Europe.
EV NewsVolkswagen's Supervisory Board Backs Sweeping Cuts: Fewer Models, 100,000 Jobs Gone by 2030
Volkswagen's supervisory board approves a plan to cut 100,000 jobs and reduce its model range by 2030, including closing four German factories.
EV NewsPlug-in Hybrids vs. Full EVs: Why Going All-Electric May Be the Better Choice
Plug-in hybrids offer a compromise, but full battery electric vehicles can be more reliable, convenient, and fun to drive for many buyers.
EV NewsHome Solar and Backup: What a Reddit Shopper Really Needs to Know
A Reddit shopper wanted solar, battery backup, outage switching, and generator input. Here's what home energy experts say to check before buying.
EV NewsHow Renewables and Storage Fixed Texas' Long-Standing Grid Reliability Problem
Renewable energy paired with storage is credited with solving long-standing grid reliability problems in Texas, even through extreme summer heat.
EV NewsWhen 'Public' EV Chargers at Dealerships Aren't Really Public — And Why It Matters
Dealership 'public' EV chargers often come with locked gates, unpredictable pricing, and steep fees — one Detroit-area Hyundai store billed a driver $418.
EV NewsBLUETTI Pioneer 5000: A Battery-Powered Generator Built for Job Sites
BLUETTI's Pioneer 5000 E-Generator swaps fuel for battery power, targeting job sites with a quiet, emissions-free alternative to conventional generators.
EV NewsHybrid Sales Are Booming As Gas Prices Bite — But EVs Aren't Out Of The Race Yet
Hybrids are surging as gas prices climb, squeezing EV demand. Here's why the electric transition may still have room to run.
EV NewsIFA Berlin 2026: Clean Tech Takes Center Stage With Varied Sustainability Visions
IFA Berlin 2026 showcased diverse clean technology solutions, from major corporations to startups, highlighting multiple paths to sustainability beyond consumer gadgets.
EV NewsRobotaxis Take a Dark Turn in New Short Film
A new short film casts a robotaxi as a villain in a San Francisco car chase, reflecting public unease with autonomous vehicles.
EV NewsWhy More Plugs Don't Always Mean Better EV Charging
Ultra-fast chargers grab headlines, but InsideEVs argues that profitability and smart deployment matter more than raw power for better EV charging.
EV NewsTurkey's Public Banks to Add 30,000 Electric Vehicles by 2035, With TOGG at the Center
Turkey's public banks plan to buy 30,000 electric vehicles by 2035, with domestic automaker TOGG expected to play a central role in the fleet shift.
EV NewsHydrogen Cost Forecasts May Be Measuring the Wrong Kind of Doubling
Hydrogen cost forecasts often borrow experience curves from solar and batteries, but analysts may be counting the wrong doublings when estimating future electrolyzer prices.
EV NewsTesla Australia Hits Historic EV Milestone as Musk Weighs In
EVs outsold combustion cars in Australia for the first time, with Tesla's Model Y the top-selling vehicle and Tesla the third best-selling brand in August.
EV NewsWhy Crack Spreads Keep Pump Prices High Even When Oil Is Steady
Crack spreads — the refining margin between crude and finished fuels — help explain why pump prices stay high even when crude costs are steady.
EV NewsIMO Talks Hit Another Wall as Nations Clash Over Shipping Emissions
The IMO's third straight meeting ends without a maritime decarbonization deal as the US and Saudi Arabia lead pushback against binding shipping emissions rules.
EV NewsEurope's Critical Minerals Challenge: Building Resilient Supply Chains for Clean Tech
The EU CRM Centre outlines how Europe can secure critical raw materials for clean tech through investment, partnerships, and industrial policy amid heavy import reliance.