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EVs with Tesla-style ports are all the rage. But access to the Supercharger network didn’t really move the needle for me.

Ferrari says it wants any new technology to be a game-changer in its segment. But in the supercar world, EV tech isn’t there yet.

General Motors conducted 100+ fast-charging tests over nine networks nationwide to improve the new Bolt’s charging performance.

After the disastrous launch of the EX90, Volvo says a heavily upgraded software stack can finally iron out all the problems. 

For a while now, we’ve been moving toward cars with various dynamic systems that each talk to each other. Whereas early driving aids worked in parallel (and sometimes even against one another), now you have powertrain, ABS, and perhaps suspension and differential, all collaborating toward the same goal. That being…

The Acura ZDX EV may be dead for now, but Acura still plans to launch a new electric model, the RSX, next year.

Historically expensive electric cars are now a bargain, thanks to the expiring EV tax credit and hefty manufacturer incentives.

When the EX90 launched, Volvo promised imminent software fixes for its many bugs. But a year later, the company is making bigger changes.

There won't be a 2026 Ariya, but that doesn't mean it's gone for good. Nissan says that once the Leaf launch is done, the company could bring it back.

The Chinese automaker has been competing with Mercedes-Benz to court luxury electric vehicle buyers.

We examine Elon Musk's latest plan for Tesla, which pivots from cars to robots. Plus: hear from an InsideEVs reporter how the Slate Truck is progressing.