Batteries & ChargingRussia's EV Registrations Double as Fuel Supply Woes Bite
Russian registrations of electric and plug-in hybrid cars more than doubled this summer, driven by fuel shortages after refinery strikes rather than EV policy.
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Batteries & ChargingPaua and Zaptec Forge UK Partnership to Streamline Fleet EV Charging
Paua and Zaptec partner to offer UK fleets a complete EV charging ecosystem, including home, workplace, depot, and public charging with V2G-ready hardware.
EV NewsTesla Cybercab Spotted with On-Screen Joystick for Manual Driving
A Tesla Cybercab rider says the robotaxi's touchscreen showed a virtual joystick for manual driving, hinting at a hidden backup control in the wheel-less vehicle.
Classic Cars1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo With a 454 V8: A Personal luxury Icon That Still Impresses
Discover a 1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo equipped with a 454 V8, a classic personal luxury coupe with big-block power and distinctive 1970s styling.
Industry & MarketsCarvana Turns Stellantis Dealers Into National Competitors, Leaving a Service Gap
Carvana's nationwide Stellantis dealer network opens up remote sales but leaves a service gap, presenting an opportunity for traditional Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealerships to capture maintenance and repair business.
Industry & MarketsFord EcoBoost Coolant Issue Draws Attention from Federal Safety Regulators
Ford's 2.0L EcoBoost coolant intrusion complaints have caught NHTSA's attention, potentially opening a federal review of the long-standing issue.
Batteries & ChargingLiverpool City Region Orders 30 Alexander Dennis Enviro100EV Electric Midibuses
Liverpool City Region orders 30 Alexander Dennis Enviro100EV electric midibuses as part of a £57 million deal for at least 207 buses, with deliveries starting in 2027.
EV NewsBYD's Best-Selling Denza Z9 GT Gains a More Affordable Trim
BYD will add a three-motor Denza Z9 GT variant on September 9, expected to start near $50,000 and slot below the current Performance flagship.
Batteries & ChargingRenault-Suez Joint Venture Debuts Electric Motor Refurbishment at Automechanika
Renault and Suez's joint venture, The Future is Neutral, presents its circular economy model and new electric motor refurbishment service at Automechanika Frankfurt.
EV NewsStudy: Plug-In Hybrids Emit Up to 6x More Pollution Than Official Figures Suggest
New research shows plug-in hybrids can emit up to six times more pollution than official estimates, and the gap is widening as these vehicles get dirtier on the road.
Autonomous & SoftwareEV Batteries Outlast Expectations: Study Finds Minimal Degradation Over Time
New study shows EV batteries retain about 90% capacity after 150,000 km, easing fears about battery life and boosting used EV market confidence.
EV NewsTesla FSD Faces One of Europe's Tightest Streets in Denmark Test
Tesla FSD takes on a narrow cobblestone street in Denmark packed with cyclists and cafe crowds, testing both the software and its passengers' nerves.
EV NewsVertical Aerospace Achieves Piloted eVTOL Transition, But Passenger Operations Remain Uncertain
Vertical Aerospace demonstrates piloted eVTOL flight transition, but the path to a viable passenger business remains unproven and uncertain.
EV NewsGeorgia Battery Recycling Site Restarts Under New Operator After Ascend Elements Collapse
A new operator has taken over Ascend Elements' Georgia battery recycling site, restoring a domestic source of lithium carbonate for the EV supply chain.
Batteries & ChargingWiTricity Opens New Lab in Florida to Advance Wireless EV Charging
WiTricity opens a new lab in Florida to develop inductive charging for passenger cars, light EVs, autonomous vehicles, and fleets.
Industry & MarketsJunkyard Gem: 1985 Nissan Sentra Deluxe Wagon Defies the Odds
A 1985 Nissan Sentra Deluxe Wagon, loaded with options and kept in near-perfect condition, is found in a Denver junkyard, offering a nostalgic look at 1980s economy cars.
Autonomous & SoftwareRivian's Bold Path to Full Self-Driving
Rivian's Autonomy+ system marks a step toward full self-driving. With custom chips, a Level 3 highway system planned, and robotaxis by 2028, Rivian aims to challenge Tesla in the race to Level 4.
Classic CarsAuthentic Survivor: 1958 Plymouth Fury Untouched by Time
A real 1958 Plymouth Fury, not a Christine movie clone, has surfaced from a barn. This rare survivor retains original features, making it a truly special classic car discovery.
Batteries & ChargingBYD Opens Its Third Southeast Asian Auto Plant in West Java, Indonesia
BYD has begun vehicle production at its new factory in Subang Smartpolitan Industrial Park, West Java, its third auto plant in Southeast Asia after Thailand and Cambodia.
Autonomous & SoftwarePoseidon Aerospace Secures $60M to Fund Pilotless Cargo Aircraft Ambitions
Poseidon Aerospace raises $60M to develop pilotless cargo aircraft, aiming to cut costs and reshape air freight economics before its first autonomous test flight.
Classic CarsBudget-Friendly Roadster: Why the R170 SLK Remains a Smart Classic Pick
Discover why the 1996-2004 Mercedes R170 SLK remains an affordable classic roadster pick, plus key buying tips on rust and the folding hardtop mechanism.
Batteries & ChargingUtah-Mined Terbium Oxide Wins Approval from Major Japanese Magnet Maker
Energy Fuels' terbium oxide from its Utah mill has been qualified by a major Japanese rare earth magnet manufacturer for use in production.
Industry & MarketsBMW's Neue Klasse iX3 Electric SUV Spotted in Chinese Regulatory Filings Before November Launch
BMW's Neue Klasse iX3 electric SUV enters Chinese regulatory filings ahead of November deliveries, with long-wheelbase pre-orders starting at 269,900 yuan ($39,810).
Classic CarsThree into One: The Ultimate Land Rover Resurrection
Discover how Will Hughes merged three Land Rovers into one exceptional classic, a restoration story of ingenuity and dedication.