The Latest Breaking News from InsideEVs

Orders For Slate’s Sub-$30K Bare-Bones EV Truck Finally Open On June 24—But There’s A Catch

The company is taking $300 non-refundable deposits to secure a place in line for the first finished vehicles.

InsideEVs · May 29

Elon Musk Promised 1,000 Texas Robotaxis Last Year. It’s Nowhere Near That

The official count was revealed for the first time in registration information submitted by Tesla to the Texas DMV.

InsideEVs · May 29

GMC’s New Hummer X Mid-Size EV Truck Concept Has Stackable Screens

The rugged electric SUV and pickup feature beadlock wheels, removable fender flares, and a scout drone.

InsideEVs · May 29

Ferrari Could Have Faked A V12. The Luce EV Does Something Stranger

Ferrari chose not to simulate the sound of a combustion engine in the Luce, embracing its electric nature and creating something truly unique.

InsideEVs · May 28

It's Official: Rivian Will Start Delivering R2s In Two Weeks

Rivian says that it will open up the R2 delivery queue starting on June 9th, meaning customers will be able to take test drives and configure their R2 very soon.

InsideEVs · May 27

Tesla Was Supposed To Be Losing Europe. The Data Says Otherwise

Tesla’s European sales are growing again after a brutal 2025, but BYD’s rapid rise shows the comeback story is more complicated than it looks.

InsideEVs · May 27

Everyone Seems To Hate Ferrari’s First EV. I Don’t

Don’t look at the Luce as a typical Ferrari because it isn't one. It's an electric car for millionaires who already have a car collection.

InsideEVs · May 27

Hyundai Is Launching A Mobile Service Fleet To Fix Your EV At Home

Hyundai dealers are rolling out fully kitted-out service vans with genuine parts and factory-trained technicians.

InsideEVs · May 27

2027 Lexus ES Review: Which Is Better, The Hybrid Or The EV?

The new Lexus ES is available only as a hybrid or full-on EV. I drove both to find out which one is better.

InsideEVs · May 27

Volvo Gets A Pass To Keep Importing Connected Cars To The U.S.

Volvo can continue to sell connected cars in the U.S., thanks to a special authorization.

InsideEVs · May 27