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The Ford Mustang Mach-E was the best-driving car Malcolm Gordon ever owned. Packed with technology he loved, it used to be his favorite car. But that changed last Friday when the Mach-E’s electronic doors failed to open, trapping his 9-month-old baby inside for nearly an hour. Now, Gordon said he can't wait…

As it begins its fifth year on sale, Tesla's most popular model gets a big refresh. This is the new Model Y, which first appeared on Tesla's Chinese website yesterday and goes on sale there in March, as our colleagues at InsideEVs report, other Asia-Pacific markets soon after. There's no word on when…

Writing about cars and the automotive industry used to be a relatively straightforward affair. 

These days, you can't talk about the electric vehicle race without talking about China. 

You know what donut-ripping, V8-loving, gas-in-my-veins Dodge drivers really don't want? An electric car. Well, they're getting one anyway. The 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona—a battery-powered take on the storied American muscle car—has arrived. 

The Chevrolet Equinox EV is a very important electric car. It’s so important that InsideEVs has chosen it as our inaugural “Breakthrough EV Of The Year.” While the electric Equinox offers sleek styling and impressive range, its best attribute is its price point. 

We don’t always talk about non-plug-in hybrids here at InsideEVs, but when it happens, it's usually for a good reason. The Honda Prelude Concept was one of those “good reasons”. Last year, Honda surprised everyone at the Toyko Auto Salon (and again at the LA Auto Show) with a thinly-veiled…

Sleek, futuristic Lucid Gravity SUVs started trickling off the production line at the startup automaker's Arizona factory last week after years of development and some delays. Lucid Motors hopes its second-ever model will ignite sales like never before and pave the way for long-term financial health. But it has a…

Earlier this year, SAE International (formerly known as the Society of Automotive Engineers) announced a new acronym that sounds innocuous but may just change the world: J3400. That formalized the U.S. auto industry's shift toward Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS for short) charging connector and began the long process of creating more…