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Slate's Cheap EV Pickup Is Surprisingly Easy To Make Expensive

Slate's affordable electric pickup starts at around $25,000, but adding accessories can quickly move the needle from bargain to build pricing.

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Shell Built A Tiny EV With Hyper-Fast Charging And A New Cooling System

This tiny EV is impressively clever, but the real business case is hiding in the coolant, which is a proprietary Shell product.

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PODCAST: The $25K Slate Truck Is Here. What's Next?

On this week's Plugged-In Podcast, we discuss all the biggest news about America's new cheapest EV—and whether it can succeed.

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Teslas Will Now Deploy Their Airbags Before Crashes Happen Thanks To Cameras

Tesla says its cameras can now help the restraint system react sooner and even deploy the airbags earlier when it detects that a collision is unavoidable.

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How Hankook Is Making EV Tires Better

The company's line of iON tires is designed to maximize durability and range. You can experience them yourself at Electrify Expo Demo Days.

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The U.S. Strongarms Polestar Out Of The American EV Market

The Swedish automaker, owned by the Chinese Geely Group, will not be allowed to sell EVs in the U.S. model year 2027 onward.

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The Production McMurtry Speirling Will Not Look Like The Prototypes

McMurtry has shown Spéirling prototypes with incremental changes but now says the final series Speirling features 95% new components, and a teaser shows some of the changes.

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Tesla Is Giving Away Free Supercharging. Here's How To Win.

Tesla's new Supercharging contest rewards drivers for streaks and pushes cars to compete against each other to visit the most number of Superchargers in 2026.

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Slate Truck Vs. Chevy Bolt Vs. Nissan Leaf: Which Affordable EV Actually Wins?

How does America’s cheapest electric truck compare to other affordable models?

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The Peaq Is Peak Skoda. Too Bad America Can’t Buy It

The Peaq is a big, sensible, seven-seat electric SUV with serious range and very little nonsense, which is why it feels like forbidden fruit for U.S. buyers.

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Why The Slate Truck Will Use LFP Batteries After All

Slate's $24,950 pickup truck will be powered by an LFP battery made by Gotion in Illinois. A top executive explains the move.

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Slate's $24,950 EV Truck Will Test What America Really Wants

The Slate will be both the country’s cheapest new electric vehicle and its lowest-priced pickup. But will it be an automatic slam dunk?

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The Mustang Mach-E Won't Move To Ford's New EV Platform

The Mach-E helped make Ford a real EV contender. But the company’s new plan may leave it without a direct successor.

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Rivian Discontinues Its Cheapest R1T And R1S As R2 Rolls Out

Rivian flagged earlier this year that the Dual Standard variants of its large SUV and truck were on the way out.

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This Ex-Rental Tesla's Battery Was Heavily Degraded. Then The Decline Slowed

After losing 20% of its capacity in its first two years, this former rental Tesla’s battery degradation appears to have nearly plateaued.

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Rivian Has A Bold Plan For You To Skip The Repair Shop

Rivian says 80% of EV repairs could eventually be handled by its mobile fleet, reducing the need for visits to physical service centers.

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A Driverless Xiaomi Electric SUV Just Lapped The Ring. We Have Questions

Xiaomi’s YU7 GT completed a driverless Nurburgring lap in 10:29.483, showing the current state of performance in self-driving; it's far from what humans can do.

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Lucid Lays Off 18% Of Its Workers And Cuts Production At Arizona Plant

It's the company’s second round of layoffs this year.

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Tesla FSD Finally Reached Europe. Now Speed Limits May Slow Its Expansion

Sweden is warning the EU not to approve Tesla’s supervised self-driving system across the bloc unless it stops allowing cars to exceed posted speed limits.

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The Volvo EX60 And EX90 Get An Important EV Fast-Charging Upgrade

The automaker is making charging seamless for EX60 and EX90 owners with a new feature.

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A Tesla Model Y Battery Test Looked Bad. Then The Degradation Almost Stopped

After a sharp early drop, this three-year-old Tesla Model Y's recent battery health test suggests this mostly fast-charged LFP pack has settled down.

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License Plate Cameras Are About To Start Tracking A Lot More Than Just Your Car

A company has developed new tech that enables license plate cameras to track the gadgets you have in your pocket alongside your car.

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Who's Winning The Robotaxi Race? It's... Complicated

Every time we think we understand the robotaxi market, another bit of news shakes things up. This week, we got updates from Tesla, Uber, Waymo, Wayve, and Lucid.

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The New Chevy Bolt Was Driven Until It Died. Here’s What Its Battery Buffer Looks Like

The Bolt has massively improved for model year 2026. But what happens when its state of charge runs really low?

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Dacia’s Tiny EV Keeps Its Name, But Not Much Else

The next Dacia Spring will still be small and affordable, but production is moving from China to Europe, making it a very different EV.

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