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2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5: This Is What A Serious EV Maker Can Do

Over the past few years, one car in particular has emerged as perhaps the strongest pound-for-pound Tesla Model Y alternative in the U.S. market: the Hyundai Ioniq 5. The car’s retro-futuristic looks, high range, class-leading charging speeds, affordable lease deals and high-performance N variant have all helped it rack up…

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The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 XRT Stole Subaru's Best Idea

There are huge swaths of these United States where you can pick up a rock, throw it in any direction, and you will have a decent chance of it landing on a Subaru Crosstrek.

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Volvo, Polestar EVs Get Samsung’s Digital Key Technology

Volvo and Polestar are enabling some of their electric vehicles to be locked and unlocked with a Samsung smartphone using something called a Digital Key.

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Honda And Nissan Might Still End Up Together, But There’s A Big ‘If’: Report

The merger between Honda and Nissan would have created the world’s fourth-largest automaker. However, the negotiations fell apart last week, partly because Nissan believed it should be seen as an equal rights member of the tie-up, while Honda demanded Nissan become a fully owned subsidiary.

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The Federal EV Charger Program May Die. It Was Just Starting To Pay Off

As an opening salvo against America's green energy transition, President Donald Trump's Department of Transportation (DOT) issued an order halting the federal government's charger funding program. The order immediately suspended the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, and said that previously approved projects were no longer valid. Whether that…

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The Most Powerful Rolls-Royce Ever Is Electric And Has Launch Control

Rolls-Royce has never been about performance or straight-line punch, unlike its rival Bentley, whose cars have always had a bit of an eye on performance. The power in a Rolls-Royce was always “adequate,” perfect for effortless cruising. But that surely doesn’t apply to the new Spectre Black Badge, which is…

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Renault Made A Breakthrough In EV Fire Safety. Now Others Can Use It For Free

A growing number of automakers and battery companies are racing to solve the risk of fires in electric vehicles. Now Renault has introduced its own fix called the “Fireman Access” system, designed to douse flames more effectively and quickly.

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Mini Aceman Review: Why You Should Care If It's U.S.-Bound Or Not

Few small cars have made such a big impact on me at first sight as the Mini Aceman. It’s about as cute as electric crossovers get with its flat pug-like snout, blistered fenders and generally good proportions. When I saw it in photos, I didn’t think much of it, but…

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Tesla Full Self-Driving Could Be China's Tariff Bargaining Chip

When the controversial CEO of a global automaker becomes the Best-Friend-in-Chief and helps to define national policy, there might be some bleed-over into conflicts of interest. It seems that China may be betting on exactly that, especially as Tesla waits for the Chinese government to approve the use of its Full Self-Driving software on Chinese…

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Here’s How Much Range A $3,500 Volkswagen E-Golf Has In Winter

The Volkswagen e-Golf is far from what we’d call a do-it-all electric car. Debuting back in 2014, it was VW’s attempt at making a mainstream EV at a time when the first-generation Nissan Leaf was the best value-for-money proposition on the market.

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Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Review: Great, But Full-EV Would Be Even Better

Amid a flood of software-defined cars packed with screens and automation, the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid feels rudimentary.

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Anti-Tesla Protests, Sell-Offs Mount As Musk Raids The U.S. Government

It’s time to acknowledge the elephant in the room here: Elon Musk’s meddling in global politics, far-right activism and wanton slash-and-burn of U.S government departments and programs via the so-called Department of Government Efficiency are increasingly inseparable from the average person’s perception of Tesla. For a while, folks were content…

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Trump Targets California's Gas Car Ban. Here's What It Means For The Rest Of Us

Like it or not, almost every new development in the global automotive industry is dominated by the new Trump administration. What impact will its very different set of policies have on the world's second-biggest car market? What happens with any new auto tariffs? And what does it mean for the…

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Here’s How Much Range This Tesla Model S Has After 250,000 Miles

Battery degradation is inevitable in electric vehicles, but that doesn’t necessarily mean an EV will suddenly become undrivable after a few years on the road. In fact, the latest research shows that modern batteries could very well outlast the vehicle itself.

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The Kia EV4 Is Here. It Looks Exactly Like The Concept

This is the all-new Kia EV4 in hatchback and sedan forms. The photos were published by Kia today, despite the South Korean automaker saying yesterday that it would reveal the EV4 alongside the EV2 and PV5 on February 27 during its annual EV Day event.

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BMW's Insane, 13,000 LB-FT Vision Driving Experience Proves The EV Future Will Be Wild

The camouflaged BMW Vision Driving Experience (VDX) technology demonstrator appeared low-slung and menacing. I had to contort myself awkwardly to get in and squeeze into its carbon-fiber bucket seats. BMW officials helped me buckle the four-point harness before German motorsport racing driver Jens Klingmann fired up the EV. He drove…

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Can The Unusual Polestar 4 Make The Brand An EV Powerhouse, Or 'Saab 2.0'?

Of all the new electric vehicles headed to the U.S. market in 2025, the Polestar 4 is definitely one of the ones I find the most interesting.

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We'll Finally See Kia's Most Affordable EV Yet In Two Weeks

While other automakers welcome global policy shifts as a chance to back off their electric vehicle investments, Korea's Hyundai Motor Group is on a roll lately—and doesn't seem intent on losing momentum. And in two weeks' time, we'll see more all-electric offerings from Kia, including of the more affordable sort.

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Scout Range Extender Will Be A Non-Turbo Four-Cylinder, Offer 500-Mile Range

The revival of the Scout Motors brand under Volkswagen is one of the most exciting developments on the U.S. electric vehicle scene, but we still don’t know a whole lot about its upcoming vehicles. We’ve seen what they will look like, but very little in the way of technical information…

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People Are Vandalizing Tesla Superchargers

As of Feb. 13, the price of copper in the U.S. sits at $4.70 per pound. That doesn't sound like a lot, but it adds up once you start collecting it. EV charging cables have a lot of copper in them. Now, add in the current state of politics in…

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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Is Stealing Tons Of Buyers From Other Brands

Broadly speaking, electric vehicles are throwing loyalty out the window and helping brands steal buyers from competitors in unexpected ways. That's something we've known to be true for years, and it's something car companies brag about constantly. For automakers, "conquests" are a big deal.

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2025 Volvo EX30 Charging Test Is 'A Little Disappointing'

The Volvo EX30 small electric crossover is arriving now at dealerships in the United States. It’s billed as the automaker’s cheapest car—and it will be once the sub-$40,000 single-motor version goes on sale. The dual-motor variant is all we have now, which is still an attractive proposition for those who…

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More And More People Want EVs, Actually

The percentage of car shoppers who plan to buy an electric car someday shot up in 2024. But you wouldn't know that based on the breathless coverage of EV demand "stalling."

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EV Sales Exploded At The End Of 2024. Here's Why

If there's one thing that's enough to convince an American to buy an EV, it's a big fat tax credit—for now at least. It turns out that U.S. car buyers came out in full force post-election, surging the registration of new EVs by 25% in December according to new data…

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Are EVs With Gas Engines The Future?

We all know this person: “I’d love to own an EV, but I need to road trip/tow/visit Grandma in the dead of winter.” While the public charging network is improving every day, it’s not a silver bullet. Charging anxiety is still very real. At the same time, automakers are shying…

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