The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

Tesla has denied both allegations and maintains that Autopilot is safe when monitored by humans.

The Nio earnings call brought some big news.

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XPeng said it would launch a new brand as the deal will allow it to expand in the mass market segment of smart EVs priced at $20,000 (150,000 yuan) in China.

Mercedes-Benz announced today that the rollout of its global Mercedes-Benz High-Power Charging Network is progressing well.

Tesla is rumored to have already built 100 Cybertruck electric pickups at its Giga Texas plant, with the estimate being based on shipments spotted recently.

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The California Highway Patrol employed at least three pursuit vehicles for this case and after seeing that the driver of the Tesla had no intention of stopping, it went for the spike strip.

Obviously, Tesla isn’t fooling anyone because there’s no other vehicle out there that looks like the Cybertruck, so maybe it’s just a fun jab at the Japanese automaker.

Tesla users in Taiwan recently discovered a very interesting and unique item at some of the Supercharging stations.

Tesla officially launched the first V4 Supercharging site in the United Kingdom, which is also the seventh European station with the new dispensers.