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For the past six months, I’ve been quietly toying around with purchasing a new or new-to-me electric vehicle. I looked into a lease of several on-the-lot EV specials and came across a 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 SE, advertised for a featherweight $89 per month, for 24 months. Of course, after…

Electric vehicle drivers in Europe will soon need fewer smartphone apps to use DC fast chargers. That’s because Ionity, Fastned, Atlante and Electra–four of the largest charging operators in the region–have joined forces under the Spark Alliance name to make it easier to charge on the go.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets all of the sales glory, but its brother, the Ioniq 6 sedan, is the real InsideEVs office favorite. Despite its polarizing looks—I personally dig it, but understand why others don't—this electric sedan is a technology and range king. Now, it's getting some big updates for…

Ford sold more than half a million vehicles in the U.S. across powertrain types in the first quarter of this year.

California-based electric vehicle startup Rivian delivered 8,640 vehicles during the first three months of 2025, the company said on Wednesday. That's a 36% drop from the same quarter last year, when the automaker delivered 13,588 vehicles. It's also 40% lower than Rivian's deliveries in the prior quarter, which totaled 14,183 vehicles. 

BMW EVs had a great 2024, selling more globally than Mercedes-Benz and Audi combined, suggesting that having electric and combustion versions of the same car is the winning strategy. Its EV sales growth continued in the year’s first quarter in the U.S., where the manufacturer has announced delivering 26.4% more…

China’s BYD is making waves on the global scene. It made headlines by beating Tesla at its own game. It’s reporting huge profits and has promised megawatt charging (though so far that’s only for China), something no one has done before. In Europe, the firm is aggressively expanding, promising reasonably…

A stunning new poll signals a broad shift in the perception of electric vehicles in the U.S. across party lines.

The Toyota bZ4X had a surprisingly good year in 2024 as sales picked up, especially in the second half thanks to lease deals, discounts and upgrades. Now, the bZ4X is showing continued growth into 2025, with Q1 sales up 195.7% year over year.