EV NewsKia EV9 Discounts Surge Past $15,000 at Some Dealerships
Kia EV9 discounts top $15,000 at some dealers, as the brand pushes to move its flagship electric SUV amid rising segment competition.
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Autonomous & SoftwareTesla Claims Its Cybercab Meets Road Rules—Now Regulators Want Proof
Tesla says its Cybercab is street legal, but NHTSA wants details on how the robotaxi was self-certified. The agency has set a month-end deadline for answers.
Industry & MarketsFlorida Driver Data Exposed as Hackers Leak Records Online
ShinyHunters leaked thousands of Florida driver records after a ransom went unpaid, highlighting security risks around motor vehicle data.
Classic CarsFor Sale: 1972 Saab 95 With Station Wagon Charm and a Modest Price
A 1972 Saab 95 wagon is up for sale with a repaint and partial reupholstery, yet described as very original and reasonably priced for its condition.
MicromobilityMidweek Green Deals: ENGWE's Full-Suspension E26 3.0 Hits a New Low, Eagle E-Dirt Bike Lands at $899
ENGWE's E26 3.0 dual-motor full-suspension e-bike drops to a new $1,499 low with a free $343 bundle, while the Eagle electric dirt bike falls to $899.
Industry & MarketsGM Reverses Course on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto: A Smart Pivot or a Belated Correction?
GM has reversed its plan to drop Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Was the original decision a mistake, and does the company deserve credit for changing course?
EV NewsBYD's New Formula S Sedan Slides in Under the Tesla Model 3 on Price
BYD's new Formula S electric sedan starts under $29,000, undercutting the Tesla Model 3 on price, with a GT variant joining the lineup.
Batteries & ChargingWave-Powered AI Data Centers at Sea: Panthalassa's $140M Bet Meets Old Commercial Hurdles
Panthalassa raised $140M to pair wave energy with offshore AI inference. The concept tackles transmission costs, but wave power's commercial hurdles remain.
Batteries & ChargingJuna's Electric Truck Fleet Hits 110 Vehicles Across Europe
Juna, the Scania-Sennder joint venture, now has 110 electric trucks operating in Europe, with plans to reach 150 by 2026 using a pay-per-use model.
Batteries & ChargingVinci Leads €90 Million Push to Electrify European Truck Corridors
Vinci and partners invest €90 million in a fast-charging network for electric trucks, with 20 sites planned in France and later expansion to Germany and Spain.
Classic CarsA Rare 1967 Dodge A110 Camper Conversion Hits the Spotlight
A 1967 Dodge A110 compact camper with Lazy Daze RV roots draws interest, showing how real companies once built small motorhomes.
Batteries & ChargingPorsche Brings Inductive Charging to the Cayenne Electric
Porsche now offers the Cayenne Electric with inductive wireless charging, using a floor pad and an underbody base plate to transfer power via a magnetic field.
Industry & MarketsReport: McLaren May Drop Hybrid Sports Car to Prioritize SUV Development
Report: McLaren may discontinue a hybrid sports car to focus on developing an SUV, signaling a major strategy shift for the British automaker.
Batteries & ChargingNew York City Taps 'it's electric' to Install 700 Kerbside EV Chargers Across All Boroughs
New York City picks 'it's electric' to build a 700-point kerbside EV charging network across all five boroughs, replacing pilot infrastructure over three years.
Autonomous & SoftwareMay Mobility to Go Public via $1.4B SPAC Merger, Eyes $300M Boost
May Mobility will go public through a $1.4B SPAC deal, raising over $300M to scale its asset-light robotaxi business and expand autonomous ride services.
Classic CarsFord's Fox-Body Finale: The 1993 Mustang LX Explained
The 1993 Ford Mustang LX closed out the Fox-body era, a lighter, enthusiast-favored pony car that remains popular with collectors today.
Industry & MarketsUltraviolette Automotive Plans 250,000-Unit Electric Two-Wheeler Factory in India
Ultraviolette Automotive plans a 250,000-unit electric two-wheeler factory in India, shifting from premium to high-volume segments.
Batteries & ChargingTesla's Pre-Assembled 'Accordion' Supercharger Aims to Accelerate Lagging Rollout
Tesla debuts its first pre-assembled 'Accordion' Supercharger, shipping 16 stalls per truck and cutting install costs by 20% to speed up its rollout.
Batteries & ChargingAZL Starts Up JetBlast Rig to Stress-Test Battery Casings Against Fire and Hot Debris
AZL Aachen has commissioned JetBlast, a test rig that blasts battery casings with flame and hot particles to simulate thermal runaway and cell venting loads.
Industry & MarketsGM Reverses Course: CarPlay and Android Auto Coming Back to Silverado and Sierra in 2027
General Motors is reversing its decision to drop Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra will get them back.
Industry & MarketsArcfox Enters Mid-Size SUV Race with Alpha T7, Priced from Around $19,640
Arcfox launches Alpha T7 SUV with electric and plug-in hybrid options from about $19,640, securing over 30,000 orders in the first hour.
Autonomous & SoftwareWaymo Taps Allianz for Insurance as It Prepares European Robotaxi Launch
Waymo partners with Allianz on insurance, claims and safety research as it prepares to launch commercial robotaxi service in Germany.
Hybrid & PHEVThis Bolt-On Power Unit Turns a Diesel Semi Into a Hybrid Without Touching the Engine
Revoy's swappable dolly adds battery, motor, and an e-axle to existing diesel semis, cutting fuel use without replacing the truck or its engine.
Batteries & ChargingTesla to Bring Megawatt Truck Charging Network to Europe in 2026
Tesla will launch a European megawatt charging network for trucks in 2026, starting with 21 sites across Germany, France, Benelux, the UK, and Sweden.