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Want Some Good News? Electric Vehicles May Be Getting Less Partisan

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

These Are The Features New Car Buyers Want Most

These Are The Features New Car Buyers Want Most

AutoPacific surveyed more than 14,000 drivers to understand what features they want most in new cars.

Younger buyers willing to sacrifice privacy for cool, cheap Chinese cars

Younger buyers willing to sacrifice privacy for cool, cheap Chinese cars

Analysts say that social media is exposing younger buyers to options beyond our borders.

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Gen Z Americans Are Much More Open To Chinese EVs Than You Think: Study

However, most Americans did have cyber security concerns if the Chinese vehicles were ever sold here in the U.S.

EV drivers want public chargers to feel more like gas stations, says study

EV owners and prospective buyers said they want these simple amenities when they charge up.

Some Automakers Soften On EVs, But Lucid Charges Forward

Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson thinks the future is Bright for Lucid, citing behind-the-scenes groundwork that should pay off soon.

General Motors pulls the plug on new electric truck line

GM presses 'pause' on its new EV truck.

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Electric car manufacturers are making a huge mistake that is slowing EV adoption

Electric car manufacturers are making a huge mistake that is slowing EV adoption

This fatal error by automakers is affecting sales.

Tesla's California Market Share In Decline As Rivals Make Gains

Tesla's California Market Share In Decline As Rivals Make Gains

Tesla's market share in California has reached the lowest level since 2018—73 percent— although the carmaker continues to sell more EVs each year.

Study Shows People Trust Tesla The Most For Building Autonomous Cars

Study Shows People Trust Tesla The Most For Building Autonomous Cars

34% percent of respondents trust Tesla to build a fully autonomous car.

Study Suggests Consumers Trust Tesla The Most For Future Autonomy

Study Suggests Consumers Trust Tesla The Most For Future Autonomy

Consumers were asked which companies they trust to develop future fully autonomous cars that are safe and reliable. Tesla took the top spot by a notable margin.

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