The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

Here's a crazy idea: maybe, just maybe, not everything in America needs to play into our endless culture wars. 

In March of 2023, General Motors said it was ditching Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in some of its future products—even though customers still very clearly demand it. GM has gotten a lot of flack since that announcement, but the company shows no signs of reversing plans.

I'm gonna be honest with you, InsideEVs reader: I'm not anticipating a ton of news in our world this week. I could be wrong, of course—this happens on occasion—but it shouldn't come as a surprise that everyone's collective attention is largely elsewhere. And the U.S. presidential election may have profound…

Lately, General Motors is doing very well in the electric vehicle market. Despite a rough ride last year, with many production and factory delays, GM has learned a lot from its mistakes and is now the second-largest EV maker in the United States.

The 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV recently debuted with more range and a lower starting price, making it an even more appealing option than ever. However, General Motors, Chevrolet’s parent company, has another ace up its sleeve in the all-electric pickup game. (Or maybe it just forgot to mention this cool…

Seeing progress from Aptera is always positive news since this startup wants to release one of the most unique EVs in the world. Its electric three-wheeler that replenishes range just by sitting outside during the day has gone through many stages and iterations, but the vehicle you see in the…

Ethiopia this year became the first country in the world to ban the importation of non-electric private vehicles

The Scout Terra is here, and it looks great. It’s the better-looking of the two recently revealed Scout prototypes, which the manufacturer says are at about 80% representative of the finished production models. What we’re looking at right now are essentially hand-built design studies—the factory where it will be assembled…

Earlier this week, Ford announced third-quarter net income of $900 million, or 22 cents per share, which included a $1 billion charge related to the cancellation of a planned three-row electric SUV.

The epic strike could be resolved if Tesla recognised a simple fact that I’ve uncovered in my reporting, says Swedish analyst German Bender

Ford has started shipping a new charging adapter for its customers, which will allow them to plug in their electric cars at nearly 18,000 Tesla Superchargers across the U.S. That's in addition to the tens of thousands of non-Tesla charging stations in the country.