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Tesla Opens Its Largest Solar-Powered Supercharger Station in California
Tesla has unveiled its largest Supercharger station ever in Lost Hills, California, a monumental site that features 164 charging stalls.
Porsche Cayenne Electric Sees Unexpected Surge in Early Demand
Porsche’s latest foray into the EV world is off to a head-turning start—around 35,000 potential customers have registered online to express their intent to buy.
Rivian CEO Claims EV Tax Credit End Is a Win for the Company
Rivian’s CEO, RJ Scaringe, has turned what many in the electric vehicle (EV) industry see as a setback into a potential advantage for his company.
Plug-In Hybrids Overtake Diesel Cars in Europe for the First Time
For the first time ever, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) have surpassed diesel cars in European sales.
Mercedes-Benz Aims to Overtake BMW and Lexus in U.S. Luxury Market with 400,000 Sales Target by 2030
Mercedes-Benz is gearing up for one of its most ambitious product strategies in recent years, aiming to dethrone BMW and Lexus as the top luxury automaker in the U.S.
Tesla Delays AI5 Chip to 2027, Cybercab Launch Set to Use Older AI4 Hardwar
Tesla's much-anticipated AI5 chip, a key component for achieving full self-driving autonomy, has encountered a significant delay.
James Bond’s Next Supercar Is Here—And It’s an Aston Martin Valhalla in 007 First Light
The Aston Martin Valhalla will take center stage in the upcoming James Bond video game 007 First Light, set for release in March 2026.
Ford Transit 2026: More Power, More Tech, and a Big Price Hike
Ford's 2026 Transit introduces a suite of digital upgrades and new features aimed at maintaining its status as America's top-selling commercial van.
Toyota Invests $912 Million to Build Corolla Hybrid in the U.S.
Toyota is making a major push to ramp up hybrid vehicle production in the United States with a $912 million investment aimed at five U.S. manufacturing plants.
Nissan Revives Rogue With Plug-in Hybrid Twist — But It’s a Familiar Face
Nissan is bringing a plug-in hybrid version of its Rogue crossover to the U.S. for 2026, but there's a catch: it's not entirely new.
Toyota to Extend Life Cycle of Its Core Models to Nine Years
Toyota is extending the production cycle of its flagship vehicles to nine years, marking a notable departure from the traditional five-to-seven-year pattern.
The Most Anticipated New EVs Coming in 2026
From Ferrari’s first electric car to Chevrolet’s budget-conscious reboot, the EV class of 2026 spans a wider range than ever before.
This Tesla Accessory Is a Dream Come True — and It’s Already Changing How People Use Their Cars
A bold new gadget is quietly reshaping the Tesla driving experience, challenging the company’s most controversial design choice and unlocking features owners have waited years to control.
Toyota Opens $13.9 Billion First US Battery Plant in North Carolina and Adds $10 Billion in New Investment
Toyota has begun production at its $13.9B battery plant in Liberty, NC—its first in the US—and confirmed an added $10B investment to expand manufacturing operations over the next five years.
The Toyota Tacoma Remains the Top-Selling Truck in Its Category — Leaving the Competitors Way Behind
The Toyota Tacoma is once again leading the pack in the midsize truck market, and this time the gap is wider than ever.
Xpeng Unveils Three Robotaxi Models as It Challenges Tesla on Autonomous Ground
Chinese automaker Xpeng has just thrown down the gauntlet in the race for driverless mobility, revealing plans to roll out three robotaxi models by 2026.
Mercedes-Benz and McDonald’s China Team Up to Launch a Truffle Burger and Electric Sedan
In a campaign that few could have predicted, Mercedes-Benz and McDonald’s China have teamed up to launch both an all-electric sedan and a luxury truffle burger under the cheeky name…
Tesla Launches Short-Term Rental Program with Full Self-Driving and Free Supercharging
Tesla has begun offering short-term electric vehicle rentals in California, allowing drivers to access high-end models for daily rates starting at $60.
Tesla Faces Its Worst Sales Drop in Years as Xiaomi YU7 Beats Model Y
Tesla's sales in China fell to their lowest point in three years this October, with only 26,006 units sold.
Tesla Cybertruck Program Head Departs After More Than 8 Years at the Company
Tesla’s Cybertruck program manager, Siddhant Awasthi, has announced his departure from the company after more than eight years.
Bentley Delays EV Goals, Confirms Gas-Powered Vehicles Will Remain Part of Its Future
Bentley has delayed its all-electric transition, opting to keep producing gas-powered cars into the next decade. A New combustion model is set to debut before the end of this year.
Toyota May Drop GR Corolla’s 3-Cylinder Engine in Favor of New Turbo Four
Toyota is preparing to retire the GR Corolla’s unique turbocharged three-cylinder engine in favor of a more powerful and efficient four-cylinder alternative.
Honda Plans to Sell You EVs Under $35,000 … But It’ll Take Time
Honda CEO has announced that the company’s next major battleground in the electric vehicle (EV) sector will be affordable models priced under $35,000
Toyota’s Latest Hydrogen Tacoma Concept Could Let You Shower Using Water From Its Exhaust
At the 2025 SEMA Show, Toyota revealed an innovative version of the Tacoma pickup truck that combines hydrogen power with off-road adventure.
Europe Just Got Ram’s Compact Pickup Before America—And U.S. Drivers Are Not Thrilled
This is the first time Ram has introduced a new model outside the United States before offering it domestically. And for now, there are no immediate plans to bring the…
