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AI’s Growing Power May Cause the Next Car Industry Crisis

As AI data centers devour more memory chips, automakers face rising prices and tighter supply, raising fresh fears of another industry-wide disruption.

A $2.5 Billion Market Today, EV Battery Recycling Could Reach $70 Billion by 2040

A tidal wave of retired EV batteries is coming, and it could power a $70 billion recycling industry by 2040, transforming waste into a strategic resource.

Largest Global Lithium Metal Manufacturer Begins Mass Production of Semi-Solid EV Batteries

Ganfeng Lithium, the world’s largest producer of lithium metal, has started mass-producing semi-solid-state batteries with an energy density reaching 650 Wh/kg

End of Touchscreens, Return of Diesel and Buttons: Automakers Make a 180-Degree Turn

Touchscreens fade, diesel returns, and physical buttons reclaim the dashboard as automakers quietly rethink years of bold industry bets.

Drivers Say These EV Charging Networks Are the Most Reliable in the U.S

Public EV charging is outperforming its reputation. A new Escalent survey of 209 drivers shows higher real-world reliability across all major networks, led by Tesla.

Even Without the $7,500 Tax Credit, 96% of EV Owners Plan to Stay Electric

EV satisfaction hits a record high as 96% of owners say they’d choose electric again, with charging access and performance driving the surge in loyalty.

After Being Discontinued, Toyota C-Hr Returns as a Sporty Awd Electric SUV

The 2026 Toyota C-HR is returning to the U.S. market as a fully electric compact SUV with standard all-wheel drive and significantly more power than its predecessor.

This $1.3M Electric Hypercar Defies Gravity With 4,400 lbs of Downforce

A British hypercar has stunned the world with its ability to drive upside down, becoming the first car ever to defy gravity with such an astonishing feat.

Polestar Accelerates Expansion With Four New Models by 2028, Roadster Put on Hold

Polestar is charging ahead with its biggest product push yet, but the sleek 6 roadster is delayed. The halo EV is now sidelined until at least 2028.

Trump Administration Ends Tax Credit for Start/Stop System in New Vehicles

The Trump administration ditches the Start/Stop system, promising cheaper cars but raising questions about the environment and vehicle reliability.

Horse Powertrain Launches Hybrid Engine with 3.3L/100KM Efficiency, Sparking Debate on Combustion Engine Future

Horse Powertrain, a joint venture between Renault, Geely, and Aramco, has unveiled an innovative hybrid engine that promises to push the boundaries of fuel efficiency.

Stellantis Confirms Diesel Return on Multiple European Models

Stellantis has confirmed it will ease its electric-only strategy in several European segments and reintroduce diesel engines on models that had phased them out.

This California Apartment Garage Parks and Charges Your EV Without Anyone Touching It

In Silicon Valley, this garage parks and charges your EV with a robotic arm. No drivers, no cables, no hassle. Just drop your car and walk away.

Waymo Pays You $11.25 to Close the Doors of Its Autonomous Taxis in Atlanta

In Atlanta, Waymo is paying DoorDash delivery drivers up to $11.25 to close the doors of its autonomous taxis left open by passengers.

They Step Into an Abandoned French Barn and Find Six Classic Cars, Including a Rare Lamborghini

A routine walk through the woods led urban explorers to an unexpected sight: six abandoned cars lined up inside a derelict barn in France, one of them a rare Lamborghini.