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Inventory Tesla Cybertrucks Are Getting Free Lifetime Supercharging

Tesla is offering free lifetime Supercharging for Cybertruck Foundation Series electric pickups sitting in inventory across the country. Earlier this month, we reported that the American EV maker has dozens of $100,000+ limited-edition Cybertrucks sitting unsold at delivery centers in the United States, and this latest perk might be a…

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Kia Recalls 22,000 EV9 SUVs Because Someone Forgot To Install Seat Bolts

Kia is recalling nearly 23,000 EV9 electric SUVs sold in the United States because the seats might be missing some bolts. In case of a crash, a seat that’s not fastened properly could detach, which can increase the risk of injury.

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Finally, An Electric Minivan With Six Wheels That Launches A Drone

These days, buyers all over the world have more and better choices for going electric. But one thing has been sorely missing until now: a six-wheeled EV minivan that can also launch its own people-carrying electric drone aircraft.

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Tesla Has Portable Supercharger Stations That Can Go Online Lightning Quick

Charging an electric vehicle can be daunting sometimes, but Tesla, the biggest player in the game, has long figured it out. Thanks to its extensive Supercharger network of DC fast chargers that are tightly integrated with the cars’ software, it’s extremely easy to plan a route in a Tesla EV.

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Honda's CEO Struggles To Explain Why Nissan Merger Makes Sense

Honda's CEO just had a pretty awkward press moment related to its potential merger with Nissan. When asked why Nissan would make a good business partner for the mid-sized automaker, Toshihiro Mibe struggled to find the right words before blurting out something that brought laughter to a room full of…

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Chevrolet Volt: The Used Buyer's Guide

Chevrolet built the Bolt EV. But the lineup, somewhat confusingly, also featured the Volt. How to categorize the Volt was contentious — at least if you happen to be dragooned at a dinner with car journalists and engineers.

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Toyota's Hydrogen Car Dream Is Falling Apart

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles or FCEVs were supposed to be the future, and Toyota was arguably the biggest proponent of this technology. It promised fill-ups as easy as putting gas in a conventional combustion car and zero harmful emissions coming out of the tailpipe.

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China's EV Takeover: Why They're Winning The Electric Race

These days, you can't talk about the electric vehicle race without talking about China.

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Hyundai May Test Solid-State Batteries In 2025: Report

As I wrap up a three-week trip home to India—the world’s third-largest passenger car market after China and the U.S.—two things have been on my mind. First, in the U.S. we often overlook how global the EV transition really is. Second, electrification isn’t just about cars. It’s about all of…

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2024 Acura ZDX Type S Review: Tired Of Waiting For The Chevy Blazer EV SS?

General Motors’ Ultium revolution has seen its share of twists and turns, but the platform is now firmly on track, powering more than just the automaker's own electric lineup. That includes the Honda Prologue—which has become one of America’s best-selling EVs—and the more premium Acura ZDX.

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Think EVs Are Bad In Winter? Here's Where They Have A Huge Advantage

You probably hear this at least twice a year, if not more: "You can't drive electric vehicles in the winter." And it is certainly and unfortunately true that EVs lose range when it gets cold outside. That's because of the extra energy needed to run systems like cabin heaters and…

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'Hybrids Are A Road To Hell' In EV Race Against China: Former Nissan Exec

The battle of "electric versus every other powertrain" is an ongoing topic of debate. Automakers once had great ambitions of how quickly they expected the market to pick up battery-electric power, but have since scaled back their visions to a hybrid-heavy approach after the market failed to develop as quickly…

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We Drove Hyundai’s Smallest, Cheapest EV. It’s A Real Charmer—Just Not For Us

Reviewing a forbidden fruit car, especially one as charming as the Hyundai Inster, is a bit like having a long-distance crush. When you’re not in touch every day, it’s easy to see past the flaws (in this case, dreadfully sluggish acceleration, too many beeps) and focus on the good parts…

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The Problem With Electric Car Road Trips

Range anxiety is not as significant a concern as it once was among electric vehicle owners, and many take their battery-powered cars on extended trips that you could only really do in a Tesla a decade ago. You are spoiled for choice if you’re looking for an EV with enough…

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2025 Rivian R1T: We're Taking It On A Holiday Road Trip. What Do You Want To Know?

If you're interested in an electric pickup truck, your choices as we close out 2024 really aren't bad anymore—albeit still on the expensive side. There's the stalwart Ford F-150 Lightning, which is currently selling with some of the best deals we've ever seen; the newcomers Chevy Silverado EV and GMC…

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Review: The MG Cyberster Is An Electric Drop-Top Cruiser, Not A Sports Car

Try and think of a two-seat electric roadster. Once you’ve come up with ‘Tesla Roadster’ and realized that it hasn’t been on sale for years, and that Musk’s delayed flying-machine sequel may never happen, I’d like to direct you to a real car that currently exists: The MG Cyberster.

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Hyundai EV Owners: You Can Get A Tesla NACS Adapter For Free

In recent months, more and more automakers have started selling North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapters to allow owners of their electric vehicles to access the vast Tesla Supercharging network. Ford will sell you one for $200, Polestar and Volvo will hook you up for $230 and General Motors will…

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VinFast Whistleblower Alleges Structural Flaws 'Could Cause Wheels To Come Off,' Gets Fired

It’s an accepted fact that VinFast’s cars aren’t very good. The brand has been plagued with missed delivery dates, poor reviews, low sales and an alarming allegation that it has police detain critics of its products in its home country. Now things are going further. Last week, an engineer responsible for VinFast’s…

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Tesla’s CyberCab Can Be Driven With An Xbox-Like Controller: Report

The Tesla Cybercab shocked the world when it made its first appearance without any form of traditional driver controls. We're talking about no steering wheel, no pedals—nothing for someone in the front seat to put their hands (or feet) on to control the car or override the software. It turns…

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2024 Mini Aceman: Is This The Electric Mini We Actually Want?

It’s been nearly a quarter of a century since the ‘new’ Mini came onto the scene. BMW’s take on a British classic mixed, and continues to mix, retro and modern with a ‘cheeky’ attitude and a charming drive. Over the years, it’s evolved to the point where ‘Mini’ isn’t simply…

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Nio Budget Brand Firefly Unveils First EV And It Looks Familiar

Nio has just revealed the first electric vehicle that it wants to sell under its Firefly budget brand, a hatchback that will retail for just over $20,000 in China. When it reaches Europe sometime in the first half of 2025, it will likely cost a lot more than that due…

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Nissan-Honda Seek Merger Into 'Global Mobility Company' By 2026

The era of consolidation has fully arrived for the automotive industry, and we have electric vehicles to thank.

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Polestar 2 After 100,000 Miles: Owner Reveals Battery Degradation, Maintenance Issues

The Polestar 2 was the Swedish-based automaker’s first all-electric mass-market car. And for a good few years, it was one of the fiercest competitors to the Tesla Model 3–but then Polestar announced the only version of the 2 available in the United States from 2025 will cost over $65,000.

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The 2025 Subaru Solterra Got A Big Price Cut

The 2025 Subaru Solterra will be up to $7,000 less expensive than the outgoing model when it reaches dealerships in the United States early next year. It’s a significant price cut, but that’s about everything customers will get for the new model year, as there are precisely zero new features.

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