Classic CarsRoad-Trip Ready Survivor: A 1988 Mitsubishi Van LS Emerges
A 1988 Mitsubishi Van LS, called possibly the nicest survivor left, recalls the road-trip era of boxy Japanese family vans.
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Batteries & ChargingVolkswagen ID.3 Neo: A Test Drive That Shows an EV Finally Getting the Basics Right
A first drive of the Volkswagen ID.3 Neo finds a roomy cabin, physical controls replacing sliders, and a package that finally makes it a genuinely good EV.
Batteries & ChargingWebinar to Tackle EVSE Commissioning Standards and Field Inspection Methods
A comemso electronics webinar outlines standards, test requirements and field methods for verifying EVSE safety and functionality during commissioning and inspection.
Batteries & ChargingSan Francisco Rolls Out First Electric School Buses in Fleet Transition
San Francisco Unified School District has begun deploying electric school buses, part of a plan for 104 this year and 134 more next year on the path to an all-electric fleet.
Batteries & ChargingPG&E Expands V2X Program in California with More Vehicles and Chargers
PG&E widens its California V2X program with new vehicle and charger options, letting EVs serve as home backup power and grid support.
EV NewsLawmaker Calls on DOT to Clarify Tesla FSD Oversight After Videos Show Drivers Asleep
A congressman is asking the DOT to explain its oversight of Tesla Autopilot and FSD after an NBC News report featured videos of drivers apparently asleep at the wheel.
Batteries & ChargingTDK Pushes MLCC Capacitance Higher With New 100 V Soft-Termination Part
TDK adds a 100 V, 10 μF X7R MLCC to its soft-termination CN series in the compact 3225 case size, targeting stress-resistant automotive and power designs.
Hybrid & PHEVMcLaren Reportedly Developing 800-HP Hybrid V-6 Supercar and Front-Engined GT
McLaren is reportedly planning an 800-hp hybrid V-6 supercar and a front-engined GT with sedan-like practicality, according to a Road & Track report.
Industry & MarketsBritish Classics Gather at Gilmore Car Museum for a Weekend of Charm and Oil Stains
British car enthusiasts flock to the Gilmore Car Museum for a weekend of vintage charm, friendship, and a few friendly oil leaks.
Industry & MarketsThailand Imposes Higher Taxes on Imported EVs, Local Production Favored
Thailand adjusts EV taxes to favor local production over imports, as Chinese brands dominate 89% of the market.
EV NewsUS EV Demand Rebounds on Consumer Confidence, Not Gas Prices, New Index Shows
A new index finds rising consumer confidence, not fuel prices, is driving renewed US interest in EVs, with implications for a sales comeback.
Autonomous & SoftwareThe Boring Company Secures $3B Funding Round Backed by UAE
The Boring Company raises $3B in a UAE-led round to dig over 150 km of tunnels in the Middle East, advancing underground transit infrastructure.
Classic CarsA Classic With Character: The 1961 Studebaker Hawk Stands Out From the Crowd
This 1961 Studebaker Hawk pairs unmistakable finned styling with a solid V8 drivetrain, making it an appealing driver-grade classic for enthusiasts.
EV NewsVolvo Drops EX40 From US Lineup, EX60 Replacement Arrives in 2027
Volvo is pulling the EX40 from its US lineup, leaving the roughly $60,000 EX60 as its most affordable EV until a replacement arrives in 2027.
Industry & MarketsPolestar’s New Concept Hints at Future Design Direction
Polestar teases Formula 2030 concept, previewing design cues for Polestar 2 and Polestar 7. The brand aims for a unified design language across its EV lineup.
EV NewsJackery's EnergyGuard Max: A New Push Into Whole-Home Battery Storage
Jackery unveils EnergyGuard Max at IFA Berlin, a whole-home battery system pairing a 100 kWh module with a 50 kW inverter in weather-resistant enclosures.
Industry & MarketsGeely Adds Galaxy TT Sedan to Lineup With Lower Entry Price and Extended Range
Geely's new Galaxy TT sedan debuts at a limited-time 129,900 yuan ($19,170), offering 640-725 km CLTC range as the brand expands its Galaxy lineup.
Batteries & ChargingWallbox Shuts Down US Manufacturing, Shifts Production to Barcelona
Wallbox Chargers is closing its US production site and moving manufacturing to Barcelona, while continuing to serve North American customers from Spain.
Industry & MarketsBarra Reaffirms EV End Game as GM Eases Off Its Aggressive Timeline
GM CEO Mary Barra still calls EVs the end game while admitting the road is longer and bumpier than planned, signaling a softened timeline for the automaker's electric transition.
Classic Cars1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu With Rebuilt 350 V8 Heads to the Auction Block
A 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu with a rebuilt 350 V8 is up for sale. Dry-climate body looks solid, but the buyer faces a long list of cosmetic work.
EV NewsRussia's Electric Car Sales Double After Refinery Strikes Reshape Fuel Market
Electric car sales in Russia doubled after Ukrainian strikes hit oil refineries, pushing drivers toward EVs as fuel supplies tightened, Electrek reports.
EV NewsThe 2026 EU ETS Review: What It Means for the Future of Transport
The 2026 EU ETS review could reshape transport costs and electrification. Here's what it means for drivers and the auto industry.
Industry & MarketsIM Motors Launches Pre-Sales for New LS6, Aiming Squarely at Tesla Model Y Shoppers
IM Motors begins pre-sales for the new LS6 electric SUV, offering three versions from 209,900 yuan with up to 782 km CLTC range, as it targets Tesla Model Y buyers.
Batteries & ChargingEVgo and Regency Centers Expand US Fast Charging Network with 400+ New Stalls
EVgo and Regency Centers expand their US partnership to add over 400 new fast charging stalls at retail sites, enhancing EV charging accessibility.