The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

After 87,000 Miles, This 2022 Tesla Model Y Didn’t Just Lose Range. It Charges Slower Too

ADAC’s 87,000-mile Tesla Model Y test found 14% battery degradation, lower peak charging power and 13% less energy added in 30 minutes.

InsideEVs · Jul 13

Electric trucks to clean up soap, detergent deliveries

An electric prime mover will go into service on roads in one Australian capital, with the cleaner transport delivering cleaning products for a major brand.

AAP · Jul 13

Hyundai to export Thai BEVs to Australia

Hyundai Mobility Thailand, a subsidiary of South Korea's Hyundai Motor Group, has announced plans to export battery electric vehicles (BEVs) produced at its Thai manufacturing plant to Australia starting in the final quarter of 2026.

Bangkok Post · Jul 12

The Rivian R2 Is Getting Launch Mode. It'll Be Quicker Than A Tesla Model Y Performance

Rivian's next over-the-air update will enable launch mode in the R2, giving it a serious speed increase all the way to its top speed of 130 MPH.

InsideEVs · Jul 10

Solar-powered tricycles help Cubans navigate fuel shortages and blackouts

Cuba's vintage cars have largely vanished, but they are now being replaced by small electric tricycles

The Independent UK · Jul 10

U.S. EV Sales Rebound To Their Highest Level Since The Tax Credit Ended

After months of bad news, Q2 EV sales show that the post-tax-credit slump may finally be over.

InsideEVs · Jul 10

This Is Why Volkswagen Group Is In Trouble Again

Volkswagen Group recently announced it plans to cut the number of models it offers by up to half.

Motor1 · Jul 10

US Drivers Are Staying Away From Premium Gas Due To High Prices

If their cars can run on regular gas instead, a large portion of buyers took the cost savings.

Motor1 · Jul 10

I Saw Scout's New Trucks Up Close. They Could Be Worth The Wait

We saw Scout's Traveler and Terra electric Pickup and SUV up close, inside and out. Here's what we thought.

InsideEVs · Jul 9

Gary Black Says Tesla's Valuation Is So 'Stretched' That Most Institutional Investors Won't Touch the Stock— and FSD Isn't Helping

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) faces institutional avoidance because investors see its stock as too expensive relative to expected profit growth, The Future Fund LLC’s Gary Black said, arguing that Full Self-Driving advantages alone are not enough to justify the valuation.

Benzinga · Jul 9