The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

Ford Recalls 222k F-150s For More Wiper Problems, This Time For Broken Arms

The defective part could detach from the vehicle.

Motor1 · Mar 16, 2023

Number of drivers using West Lothian electric chargers drops steeply after motorists made to pay

Use of the network dropped from 33 per cent to 11 percent after the council introduced 40p/kWh tariffs to cover costs.

Edinburgh Live · Mar 16, 2023

Tesco begins installing fast EV chargers at its stores that will top up cars in minutes

It confirmed it was starting to install 75kW chargers as it said it now had 600 stores offering the service

Wales Online · Mar 16, 2023

Here's How Tesla Aims To Cut Manufacturing Costs In Half

Tesla hopes to increase its production numbers even more than it has in the last few years, and ultimately reduce its manufacturing costs in the coming decade.

InsideEVs · Mar 16, 2023

A warning to the government: ‘We need to scale up ‒ at pace’

The Government needs to do more to help the greening of the auto industry, says Mike Hawes, of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders

Evening Standard · Mar 16, 2023

BMW Group Expects BEVs To Make Up 15 Percent Of Its Sales In 2023

BMW forecasts that at least one in five of its new cars will be a BEV by 2024, one in four by 2025, and around one in three by 2026.

InsideEVs · Mar 16, 2023

Tesla 4680 Battery Cell Factory At Keto Road Got Several Improvements, Filings Show

Tesla’s Kato Road facility in Fremont, California, is constantly being improved, with expansions, upgrades, and new equipment being installed nearly every month.

InsideEVs · Mar 16, 2023

Dozens at big Nissan Tennessee plant will vote on own union

A group of 75 tool and die technicians at a Nissan assembly plant in Tennessee with thousands of workers will hold a long-delayed vote on whether to form a union

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2023

Tesla's First V4 Supercharger Is Now Open

Tesla has just officially announced that the first V4 Supercharging stalls are open for use at a new station in Harderwijk, Netherlands.

InsideEVs · Mar 15, 2023

Tesla Leads US Luxury Car Sales Yet Again, Per January 2023 Figures

Not long ago, Tesla was still considered a niche automaker and an unprofitable startup. Now, it's selling more cars than BMW, Mercedes, Lexus, and others.

InsideEVs · Mar 15, 2023