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New Hyundai vehicles like the 2025 Ioniq 5 have already switched to a new infotainment system that’s snappier and offers more features than before. But that was just the beginning, because Hyundai has big plans on the software side for its vehicles in the near future.

When Porsche launched the Taycan around the turn of the decade, it got rave reviews for its performance but didn’t really earn a reputation for efficiency. At least initially, road-tripping wasn’t its forte. But Porsche kept improving the Taycan over the years, with bigger batteries and a more efficient powertrain.

Even in a year marked with all kinds of uncertainty, the American electric vehicle market continues to grow rapidly. But what's holding that growth back isn't necessarily the cars themselves—it's the charging.

BMW producing a fully electric M3 is a big deal, and it will be a very different beast from anything that came before it, even current BMW EVs. However, it needs to embody the same basic traits as its gas-burning cousins, even without its characteristic engine that plays such a…

The 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck is here, but you’ll be hard-pressed to tell it apart from the 2024 model year. That’s because Ford is sticking with its guns and keeping the modifications to a minimum, and probably for good reason—the F-150 Lightning is among the best-selling electric…

So far, my time with the electric Dodge Charger Daytona has been a mixed bag. Fun? Absolutely. Efficient? Not really. Dramatic? Always. A great electric vehicle? The jury's out on that one, but I don't think it's going to keep any BYD executives awake at night. But there is one…

Hyundai’s quest to dominate the world’s electric vehicle market is moving forward. We’re on the cusp of this year’s Shanghai Auto Show, and it looks like Hyundai’s angling to get a piece of that small electric crossover pie in a place where it hasn't been much of a player before:…

Electric vehicle batteries are pretty robust these days, with multiple studies showing that the high-voltage packs powering modern EVs will last way longer than originally thought. That said, every once in a while, outliers will stick their head out.

Waymo’s robotaxis have been roaming the streets of several cities in the United States for a few years now. They’re quite successful, too, with the company saying earlier this year that it is offering no fewer than 200,000 paid autonomous rides per week—double compared to last year.

Lucid, the maker of the Air and Gravity luxury electric vehicles, is recalling 4,294 floor mats because they may move in the footwell and interfere with the accelerator pedal. And yes, you read that correctly, the floor mats are being recalled, not the cars they were installed in.

The entire auto industry is pissed off at the United States following President Donald Trump's decision to invoke sweeping 25% tariffs on imported cars, light-duty trucks, as well as auto parts. Rightfully so, as many countries simply didn't expect the tariffs to be as wide-reaching as Wednesday's announcement revealed—and even…