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F-150 Lightning Becomes Ford’s Best-Selling EV Truck After Company Announces Its Retirement
In a final unexpected surge, Ford’s F-150 Lightning recorded its strongest quarter to date, with sales jumping nearly 40% in Q3 2025.
In 2025, a Skoda Model Challenged Tesla’s Lead in Europe
Skoda has shaken up the European EV market with the strong debut of its new Elroq, a compact electric SUV that climbed to second place in sales across the continent…
Should You Leave Your Windshield Wipers Up Before a Snowstorm? Here’s What Experts Say
From New England to the Midwest, winter weather habits vary, but the question of what to do with windshield wipers before a freeze remains a common concern.
2024 and 2025 Toyota Highlander SUVs Recalled Following Factory Safety Inspections
Toyota has announced a safety recall affecting specific 2024 and 2025 Highlander and Highlander Hybrid SUVs due to a defect involving the third-row center seatbelt anchor.
China To Enforce World’s First Mandatory EV Energy Efficiency Standard In 2026
China will become the first country in the world to impose mandatory electricity consumption limits on electric vehicles, starting January 1, 2026.
Exeed Unveils 1,000 km Electric Car With Solid-State Batteries to Begin Testing in 2026
Chinese carmaker Chery, through its premium brand Exeed, has revealed a new electric vehicle concept capable of reaching 1,000 kilometers of range thanks to solid-state battery technology.
NHTSA Opens Investigation Into Tesla Model 3 Emergency Door Releases After Fatal Crashes Reported
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has officially opened a defect petition to evaluate the emergency door release mechanisms in the Tesla Model 3.
Elon Musk Reportedly Uses SpaceX to Buy Tens of Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Tesla’s Unsold Cybertrucks
Elon Musk has found a curious way to confront the disappointing performance of the Tesla Cybertruck
They Quit Their Jobs, Sold Everything, and Hit the Road to Live in an RV Full-Time, and Never Looked Back
No fixed address, no routine path, just five years of RV travel, seasonal work, and everyday life on the road, far from suburbs, schedules, and stability.
Americans Are Paying More Interest Than Ever Just to Drive
In the United States, buying a car has become a financial stretch for many households, with loan terms lengthening and interest rates varying widely.
Hyundai Teases New Production-Ready EV, Its Largest Model to Date
Hyundai has revealed the first teaser of what it describes as its largest electric vehicle ever, set to debut at the 2026 Brussels Motor Show this January.
German Supplier ZF Delivers Plug-in Hybrid Tech To Chinese Carmaker Leapmotor Despite Growing Tensions
One of Germany's largest automotive suppliers, ZF, has secured its first client for its new range-extender technology — and it's a Chinese carmaker.
One Battery Every 45 Seconds: Volkswagen Turns Spain into Its Electric Stronghold
Volkswagen steps up its EV game with a new factory in Spain, aiming to power compact models from Cupra, Skoda and VW through rapid battery production.
Toyota Unveils The New Urban Cruiser EV, An Affordable Entry-level Electric SUV That Expands Its Electric Lineup
Toyota has officially revealed the Urban Cruiser EV, a compact electric SUV designed to make the brand’s transition to full electrification more accessible.
Volkswagen’s “Secret Weapon” Could Finally Make Electric Cars Affordable
Volkswagen is making bold strides in its electric vehicle (EV) strategy, aiming to make small electric cars more affordable for consumers.
