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.
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Hybrid & PHEVHonda Civic Hybrid and Prelude: Similar Looks, Very Different Characters
Honda's Civic Hybrid and revived Prelude share hybrid tech but differ in tuning, packaging and purpose. Here's how the two models compare.
Hydrogen & Alt FuelsEurope's e-SAF Mandate: Why Counting e-HEFA Could Undermine the Policy
Europe's e-SAF sub-mandate starts in 2030, but letting "e-HEFA" fuel count toward it could weaken incentives for genuine synthetic aviation fuel.
EV NewsBYD's Fang Cheng Bao Branches Out With Formula S Electric Sedan Launch
BYD's Fang Cheng Bao launches its first electric sedan, the Formula S, starting at 189,900 yuan (about $28,080), expanding beyond its SUV roots.
Industry & MarketsActionAid Pushes Debt Relief as a Path to Climate Action in Vulnerable Nations
ActionAid's new report links sovereign debt burdens in climate-vulnerable countries to stalled climate action, proposing debt cancellation as one remedy.
Batteries & ChargingBMZ Poland and EVE Join Forces on LMFP Battery for Heavy-Duty Electric Trucks
BMZ Poland and EVE Energy unveil Versora LMFP battery for heavy-duty electric commercial vehicles, promising lower weight, faster charging, and better cold-weather performance.
Industry & MarketsEU-India Trade Deal Could Slash EV Tariffs on 315,000 Vehicles a Year
EU tariff schedules for a proposed India free trade deal could remove duties on up to 315,000 EVs a year, phased in gradually once the FTA takes effect.
EV NewsVolkswagen Unveils Electric ID.3 GTI: The Quickest GTI Ever Built
Volkswagen's new electric ID.3 GTI packs 240 kW and 545 Nm, hitting 100 km/h in 5.6 seconds to become the most powerful GTI in five decades.
EV NewsLi Auto Unveils i9 Electric SUV as Flagship for Family-Focused Premium Push
Li Auto launches the i9 flagship electric SUV with a single Home trim, added cabin space and swiveling seats, priced slightly above the top i8.
Batteries & ChargingMicrochip Taps Asahi Kasei Current Sensors for Arc Fault Detection Design
Microchip's new arc fault detection reference design uses Asahi Kasei Microdevices CZ39 and CZ3K coreless current sensors alongside its dsPIC33A digital signal controller.
MicromobilityRivian Spin-Off ALSO Takes Its Long-Delayed E-Bikes on a US Tour Instead of Delivering to Customers
ALSO, Rivian's e-bike spin-off, is sending its TM-B e-bikes on a US tour instead of delivering them to customers who ordered nearly a year ago.
Autonomous & SoftwareEinride Trials Driverless Electric Freight Truck for Lidl in Germany
Einride is testing its autonomous electric truck on public roads in Hesse, carrying goods for Lidl without a safety driver on board.
EV NewsVolkswagen Unveils ID.3 GTI: The First Rear-Wheel-Drive GTI with Record Power
Volkswagen reveals the ID.3 GTI, the first rear-wheel-drive GTI and the most powerful ever, based on the ID.3 Neo. It blends electric performance with GTI heritage.
EV NewsPorsche Cayenne EV's Power Doors Turn a Mundane Task Into a Luxury Touch
The 2027 Porsche Cayenne EV will offer automatic power doors that open at the touch of a button, as an extra-cost option.
Stock & Financial MarketsRon Baron Stays Bullish on Tesla, Says Now Is the Moment to Buy
Billionaire investor Ron Baron tells CNBC the time to buy Tesla stock is now, reiterating his long-term bullish stance on the electric automaker.
Classic Cars1968 AMC AMX Heads to Auction With No Reserve
A 1968 AMC AMX is up for auction with no reserve, drawing attention from classic car enthusiasts who admire AMC's underdog legacy.
Industry & MarketsMcLaren Charts a Broader 2030 Lineup: First SUV, Hybrid Coupes and a GT-Style Sedan
McLaren's reported 2030 roadmap adds a first SUV, hybrid coupes and a sedan-like GT as the brand pushes into new segments beyond supercars.
Hybrid & PHEVGM's Thin Hybrid Lineup Struggles as US Buyers Flock to Electrified Options
GM's sparse hybrid lineup may leave it exposed as US demand for fuel-efficient hybrids climbs, while rivals offer more choices.
Industry & MarketsHungary Reviews Chinese EV and Battery Subsidies as Political Winds Shift
Hungary's new government reviews Chinese investment deals, affecting BYD and CATL plants with stricter environmental controls and subsidy scrutiny.
Hybrid & PHEVNissan Shifts UK Production Strategy: Kicks Hybrid to Replace Juke, Take Aim at Chinese Rivals
Nissan will replace the Juke with a UK-built Kicks hybrid as it aims to fend off growing competition from Chinese automakers in Europe.
EV NewsBYD's Denza Z9S Sets September 23 Debut With Claimed 1,100 km Range
Denza confirms its Z9S electric sedan launches September 23 with a claimed range of up to 1,100 km, billed as the longest-range mass-produced EV.
EV NewsTesla's Pre-Assembled 'Accordion' Superchargers Aim to Slash Installation Time
Tesla's new pre-assembled 'accordion' Superchargers promise instant commissioning and 20% lower installation costs, aiming to speed up charging network expansion.
Batteries & ChargingGMG's Graphene G CELLS Keep Full Capacity Through 489 Fast-Charge Cycles
Graphene Manufacturing Group reports its G CELLS fast-charging battery held full capacity across 489 charge cycles in tests by the Battery Innovation Center of Indiana.
Hybrid & PHEVNissan Kicks Goes Series Hybrid for Europe, Built in Sunderland
Nissan's new Kicks for Europe will be a full series hybrid built in Sunderland, offering an electrified alternative to the all-electric Leaf.