Mustapha Derridj
After Years of Testing and Delays, Tesla Is Closer Than Ever to Self-Driving Approval in Europe
Tesla’s FSD nears EU approval after extensive testing, with a decision expected soon in the Netherlands, potentially enabling wider rollout across Europe.
Xiaomi Reveals a New SU7 With 902 km Range and Ultra-Fast Charging That Rivals Tesla Directly
Xiaomi launches the new SU7 with 902 km range, ultra-fast charging, and standard LiDAR on all trims, intensifying competition with Tesla.
Five Used EVs Now Selling for Under $30,000 as Drivers Face Rising Gas Costs Again
Used EV prices are falling as gas costs rise, offering drivers a more affordable way to avoid growing fuel expenses.
Electric Vehicles Are About to Be Judged on Something Entirely Different
Euro NCAP is expanding how it rates electric vehicles, now factoring in how reliably they charge across different networks and countries, through a new agreement with CharIN.
Peugeot Bucks the Electrification Trend With a Brand-New Combustion Engine
Peugeot buries the troubled PureTech with a new Turbo 100 engine, a 70% redesigned 1.2L unit built for reliability as EVs struggle to dominate.
You Moved Into a Bus Lane to Let an Ambulance Pass. Will You Get Fined?
You did the right thing, pulled over, made way for the ambulance, and now a fine might be heading your way.
The Price Gap Between EVs and Gas Cars Just Hit One of Its Lowest Levels in Years at $6,500
Electric vehicle prices dipped again in February, bringing them closer to gas-powered cars than they’ve been in years.
BMW’s iX3 Demand Surpasses Expectations, Pushing Factory to Double Shifts for Rapid Production Ramp-Up
BMW has increased iX3 production in Hungary as demand for the new electric SUV exceeds expectations, with European orders already stretching well into the year.
7.4 Million Ford Vehicles Already Recalled in 2026, Impacting Dozens of Popular Models
Ford has already recalled more than 7.3 million vehicles in 2026, continuing a series of large-scale safety actions after a record year for recalls in 2025.
Volkswagen Upgrades One of Germany’s Most Popular EVs With New Motor, LFP Battery, and a New Name: ID.3 Neo
Volkswagen is preparing a substantial update for one of its best-known electric vehicles. In mid-April 2026, it will unveil the facelifted ID.3, renamed ID.3 Neo.
Volkswagen Group Is Launching 20 New Models in 2026, And One of Them Puts Out 1,156 Horsepower
After a punishing 2025, Volkswagen Group is betting on product volume to stage a recovery, more than 20 new or updated models are set to debut across its brands in…
Everrati Is Bringing Britain’s Most Timeless 4×4 Back for 2026, Fully Electric and Ready for Any Road
Everrati has unveiled an all-electric Land Rover Series IIA, replacing the 1960s icon's combustion engine with a 215bhp electric drivetrain.
Electric Cars Could Consume Up to 80% of the World’s Lithium Supply and Trigger a Global Shortage by 2028
Without urgent investment, a global lithium shortage could hit as early as 2028, threatening the electric vehicle boom that the world is banking on.
Volkswagen’s Battery Partner Just Began Road-Testing a Cell That Could Push EVs to 620 Miles in Any Weather
Gotion's solid-state battery promises 620 miles of range in any weather. Volkswagen's partner has started real-world vehicle testing, and production is scaling up.
The V8 Could Return to the Dodge Charger, And It Might Be the Hellcat
Dodge may revive the V8 in the next Charger, with reports pointing to a Hellcat-powered version around 2028 as the brand seeks to boost disappointing sales.
