The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

The Tesla factory in Fremont is booming through the night these days, packed with employee cars and Teslas ready to ship. Employees need more parking spots.

This was quite a busy Supercharger station in Surrey, British Columbia that in the past experienced queues, and it looks like they may return.

While Joe Biden was busy throttling the latest Corvette with car executives at the Detroit auto show last week, much of the rest of the industry filed into a jam-packed convention center about 30 miles west for a forum the president also managed to rev up.

The floodgates are open when it comes to EV news, and it's likely hard for fans to keep up with it. Here's a recap of some interesting stories from the week.

U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is urging the U.S. Treasury secretary to use “flexibility” in defining how automakers and consumers qualify for a revised tax credit for Americans buying electric vehicles

Musk has talked many times about Tesla's cars acting as boats for a short period. Perhaps now it's time to build a real electric boat people can use.

Starting this fall, VW customers in select regions of the United States can schedule an in-person Alexa-guided test drive of the ID.4 electric SUV.

If a car tank is accidently filled up with the the incorrect petrol then severe damage could occur causing costly repairs

Randheer Singh, Director, Electric Mobility & Senior Team Member for Advanced Chemistry Cells Programme, NITI Aayog, said, “It is important to create a sustainable and safe model. We can not afford to flood the market with untested chargers, vehicles of inferior quality, and battery packs that are not properly tested.”