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Forget about jellyrolls, a new patent published by General Motors reveals that it doesn't just want to give you a snack-shaped battery, anymore. Instead, it wants to feed you a whole meal.

Tesla has just released its Q4 2024 production and delivery report. In Q4 2024, the automaker delivered a total of 495,570 vehicles. This soundly beats the 462,890 vehicles that Tesla sold in Q3 2024.

Ford ended 2024 with an F-150 Lightning recall highlighting a serious issue that could cause a loss of steering while driving. The problem stems from front suspension components that may have been improperly tightened at the factory and could come loose and separate, potentially leading to a serious accident.

One person is dead and at least seven others were injured after a Tesla Cybertruck burst into flames outside of the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas earlier this morning.

It’s a confusing time for electric vehicles. On the one hand, EVs are getting better and more popular than ever. On the other, the EV industry just went through a rockier-than-expected year of sales and is staring down four years of whatever fresh hell Donald Trump is cooking up for it. 

Chinese car buyers have a dizzying variety of affordable electric models to choose from. The industry producing those is not just reshaping the automotive world order but is also engaged in a Darwinian-style evolution to survive brutal competition. 

For much of 2024, you probably couldn't go a single week without reading a headline or seeing some TV news story about how the electric vehicle market is "stalling" or "stumbling." And yet, the ongoing transformation of the automotive industry seems to be upending everything in its path.

Lucid has been angling hard to improve its situation for the future. It’s no secret that 2024 wasn’t great. This year, only an unfortunately low number of units of the Air sedan were sold, but CEO Peter Rawlinson is trying to right the ship. Recently, the brand announced that the…

The VinFast VF8 was the first electric vehicle sold by the Vietnamese automaker in the United States. It’s designed by Pininfarina and engineered by the same Tata Motors that’s behind Jaguar and Land Rover.

Electric vehicles will be just fine in 2025, according to the respected auto industry analysts at SP Global Mobility. Despite some carmakers scaling back their EV goals and the uncertainties related to the $7,500 federal tax credit in the United States, EV sales are expected to grow considerably next year.

Most driving enthusiasts don’t see the transition from combustion to electric as something positive since they argue burning fuel is a lot of what makes a car fun. While there’s certainly some truth to that, electric vehicles can still be really enjoyable to drive, and 2024 is a year with…