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Correction and update: Mercedes-Benz officials initially told InsideEVs and other outlets that the upcoming CLA-Class would be equipped with both CCS1 and NACS fast-charging ports. The manufacturer has reached out to now clarify that this is incorrect.  It will, in fact, feature a Type1 (J1772) port for AC charging and…

In the never-ending quest for more range from an electric vehicle, we often forget what it takes to actually pull that off. Sure, it’s not so hard to find any number of EVs on the market that can do well over 300 miles on a single charge, but let’s not…

A few years ago, as a guest of Toyota at a NASCAR race, the company was at pains to prove its American bonafides. A fleet of Tundra safety trucks buzzed the paddock with the words "Built In Texas" emblazoned on their flanks. In a bid to contend with Ford and…

The World Rally Championship has announced that it will drop hybrid units from Rally1 cars in 2025.

Although the new Audi A5 is officially labeled as a sedan, it technically isn’t one. It has a more practical tailgate and comes to replace both the old A4 Sedan and the A5 Sportback. However, the A5L introduced today at the 2024 Auto Guangzhou show keeps the traditional three-box sedan…

Although the ES has been around since 2018, Lexus isn’t ready to roll out a next-generation model yet. Following a facelift in 2021, another update has just been introduced in China. The revised luxury sedan debuted at the Auto Guangzhou show alongside the LX700h. The ES is a big deal…

The Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger as we know them are dead, as is the Hellcat line. Soon, the new Dodge Charger Daytona EV and Sixpack gas model will be on the street, reminding us of what we lost. But it's not all bad news.

Lamborghini has never had an extensive lineup, with just three models in its current portfolio: The Revuelto, the Temerario, and the Urus. The Italian supercar maker is working to add a fourth, a new electric GT based on the Lanzador concept. But at one point, the company considered making its…

Imposing, massive, and somewhere between a four-door coupe and a shooting brake. This heavily camouflaged prototype is our first look at Jaguar's future. The company published these initial photos of the prototype undergoing test sessions in England.