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Volkswagen Was Already In Trouble. Tariffs Could Make Things Much Worse

Volkswagen had a tough go of things last year. The company's sales fell by 10 percent in China, arguably its most important. Its other stronghold, Europe, was flat, with a shrinking overall car market that led to VW Group sales falling by 0.1%. This strained the company's finances, eventually forcing…

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The Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Shows That The Company Is Switching Strategies

Mercedes-Benz took a bold approach when it decided to have parallel lineups of electric and combustion engine vehicles. For the former, it even created a completely new design language, and it took advantage of the freedom of not having to put batteries and electric motors inside a repurposed combustion car,…

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The Volkswagen ID.4 Just Dethroned The Tesla Model Y In This Key Market

Unless you‘ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably seen that things aren’t going so good for Tesla right now. Especially in Europe, sales were already on the way down, but recent Musk antics that run afoul of some European countries’ anti-hate speech laws have helped crater the brand’s sales.…

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This Tesla Model 3 Has 216,000 Miles. Here’s How Much Its Battery Degraded

Putting over 200,000 miles on a car can take a toll on components. Adding that kind of mileage in less than five years is an achievement unto itself, but that’s exactly what happened with the Tesla Model 3 you see in the RSymons video below.

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What The Tariffs Mean For America's Electric Vehicle Race

It's Tariff Tuesday here in North America, and you know what that means: The auto industry is in full-on freak-out mode wondering what the heck it's going to do with huge increases in component and vehicle prices on the horizon. And all of it will have a profound effect on…

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Tariffs Could Push U.S. Car Prices Up By $12,000

Today is the day when the 25% import tariffs that President Donald Trump has been threatening the United States’ northern and southern neighbors are supposed to take effect. This is expected to raise the price that U.S. consumers pay for cars made in Canada and Mexico by over $12,000 for…

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Honda’s New Hydrogen Fuel Cell Produces More Power For Half The Price

Honda has a new hydrogen fuel cell system. The company claims it has more power and more durability in a smaller form factor that’s also much cheaper to manufacture than the previous iteration. That fuel cell was co-developed with General Motors and used in the low-volume 2025 Honda CR-V e-FCEV,…

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Volkswagen, Audi Recall 60,000 EVs Over Rollaway Risk

Volkswagen Group of America is recalling 60,490 electric vehicles sold in the United States because of a fault with the gear selection display that may increase the risk of rollaway.

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Tesla Showrooms Nationwide Rocked With Protests: ‘Musk Must Go’

The Tesla service center in Brooklyn is not the most visible place on earth. Tucked away on a quiet, warehouse-lined street with little foot traffic, it’s the kind of place you’d easily miss if you weren’t looking for it. But on a bitterly cold Sunday afternoon this past weekend, the block…

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A Self-Driving Maserati Just Hit Nearly 200 MPH

A self-driving supercar just broke the speed record for an autonomous car by going 197.7 mph at the Kennedy Space Center.

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Tesla's Biggest Problem Just Got Worse

Tesla is having a rough time in the European sales department. Across the continent, the story is the same: fewer Tesla sales, more competition and a CEO who keeps making headlines for all of the wrong reasons. The numbers don't lie—while Europe's overall EV sales are up, deliveries for Tesla…

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AC Schnitzer's Mini Cooper Electric Gets Angrier, But Not With More Power

For the all-new J01, Mini shifted the electric Cooper from its own platform to one co-developed with China’s Great Wall Motor. This made the new model a much better EV than before, but some of the go-kart feel to its handling was lost. AC Schnitzer has a few mods that…

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Mercedes-AMG's 'Fastest Accelerating' Supercar Ever Will Be All-Electric

Mercedes-AMG is working on its first dedicated series EVs, a high-performance SUV and a sedan, which will be launched sometime around 2026. Until then, the company will reportedly give us a taste of what it can do with electricity by unveiling a one-off electric supercar concept—a vehicle that will become…

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'Existential Threat': How Tariffs And Uncertainty Could Blow Up The Auto Industry

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The Kia EV4 GT Should Be Affordable, Fast Sedan With Simulated Gear Shifts

There's something wonderfully subversive about driving a fast electric Kia. Take the 2025 EV6 GT, for example. The latest one brings 601 horsepower (up to 641 hp with full boost), and that should make it good for a zero to 60 mph run of around three seconds. Trust me when…

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Airstream’s First Electric Travel Trailer Costs More Than A Lucid Air

Airstream, maker of iconic aluminum travel trailers, has finally entered into the electric era with the new Basecamp Xe. Based on the regular Basecamp model, the Xe adds a battery pack and a bunch of solar panels on the roof to power all the amenities inside.

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The Honda Prologue Gets Better For 2025

The Honda Prologue has been a surprising hit for Honda. It might not be the most exciting, efficient or interesting EV on the market, but it’s been resonating strongly with buyers. This right-sized, right-priced crossover did so well in 2024 that it outsold its Chevrolet Blazer EV cousin by around…

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Rivian Will Unlock More Range For The R1S And R1T Via A Paid Software Upgrade

Rivian will enable some R1S and R1T owners to unlock more driving range and performance thanks to paywalls and over-the-air upgrades.

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Ford Mustang Fox-Body Goes Electric, Keeps The Manual Transmission

Converting classics to run on electricity is a touchy topic for purist enthusiasts, who want to keep old cars original with their combustion powertrains intact. But while you may not agree with all classic car EV swaps, some make more sense than others, and this early 1990s Fox-body Ford Mustang…

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Hyundai, Kia’s Hot Streak For EV And Hybrid Sales Continued In February

It’s that time of the month again. Two Korean brands, more record sales for their hybrids and fully electric models. If that sounds familiar, it’s because it is. U.S. car buyers are increasingly warming up to Hyundai and Kia’s electrified models.

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The 1,527 Horsepower Xiaomi SU7 Might Be The Real Deal On Track

It can be pretty hard to keep up with the breakneck speed of China’s electric vehicle industry. Within about 18 months, Xiaomi pivoted from making cheap cellphones and laptops to a full-blown electric car.

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Public EV Charging Was Already Getting Worse. Then Trump Killed Federal Funding

The last time I spoke with J.D. Power, things looked grim. The auto market is in a weird state of flux, as President Trump’s policies and helter-skelter tariff threats make things very hard to predict. Plus, the likely dismantling of the Inflation Reduction Act will have a chilling effect on…

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Polestar's 'Trade In Your Tesla' $20,000 Deal Is Already A Hit

Electric-vehicle maker Polestar wants to capitalize on growing discontent around Tesla. Apparently, it's working.

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Making A Plug-In Hybrid Is A Lot Harder Than You Think

Just make plug-in hybrids! It's obvious. Simple, even. It's the solution. Read enough forums, social media posts and comments and you'll surely learn that for yourself. Automakers seem persuaded. Everyone from Ram to Chevy to Nissan is following along.

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Installing Home Chargers Can Be Tricky. Here's How To Avoid A Potential Fire

It's no secret that the vast majority of electric vehicle charging takes place at home. Nor is it a secret that not all Level 2 chargers are created equal. But L2 installations, though often considered straightforward, aren't equal either. There's a lot of electricity going through those boxes. If anything…

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