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Honda’s presence in the electric vehicle segment puts it behind many of its rivals, but the Japanese automaker wants to change that with the upcoming 0 Series of vehicles. The smallest of these EVs will cost less than $30,000, and one report says there’s a strong chance it will be…

“Can he really do that?” To anybody who paid attention during President Donald Trump’s norm-shaking first term, that should be a familiar question. And hours into his second, it started coming up once again. 

General Motors' financial results for 2024 include a big milestone for its growing electric vehicle lineup: actually making money on them. 

Tesla EV owners have always had the convenience of simply plugging into a Supercharger and watching as the charging session begins automatically. No messing around with credit cards or unresponsive screens on the DC fast chargers. As long as a payment method is associated with the car, everything just works.

The ill-fated Chevrolet Spark EV was General Motors’ first proper battery-powered car from this century. Despite it being little more than a compliance car and selling fewer than 8,000 units in the United States, it was a decent urban EV.

Car dealership are absolutely pumped about the return of President Donald Trump. Sixty-four percent of surveyed dealerships told Automotive News that they expect the new administration to have a positive effect on their business. They're most excited about the rollback of federal emissions standards, because they really, really seem to hate…

Mitsubishi is working on its own version of the electric crossover that will replace the Nissan Leaf, according to a new report from Automotive News. Like the Leaf’s high-riding do-over, the new Mitsubishi EV will be a coupe crossover with a sloping roof and both will be built on the…

Lately, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has backed President Trump’s anti-electric vehicle-subsidy stances and has even called for ending all of them across the board. But that would mean a hit to his bottom line as well, and certainly make Tesla Supercharger expansion more expensive.   

I think that you're about to see two major trend lines in the auto industry over the next few years, now that President Donald Trump is back in office and all but certain to kill the Biden-era fuel economy and emissions rules and maybe the EV tax credits. On one…