Tesla Ends 13-Month Sales Slump in Europe With Sudden February Rebound
Tesla ends a 13-month sales slump in Europe with a February rebound, as EV demand rises and competition from BYD intensifies across the region.
Tesla ends a 13-month sales slump in Europe with a February rebound, as EV demand rises and competition from BYD intensifies across the region.
Europe gains another affordable EV with the Kia EV2, while the U.S. continues to lack small, budget-friendly electric cars.
BMW teases the next 3 Series Touring, confirming its wagon future as it balances electric innovation with traditional body styles in a SUV-driven market.
Solid-state EV batteries enter real-world testing, with automakers reporting ranges nearing 800 miles and targeting production around 2027.
Proposed EV fees of $200–$250 a year could make owners pay far more than gas drivers, raising concerns over fairness in US road funding policy.
Used EV prices are falling as gas costs rise, offering drivers a more affordable way to avoid growing fuel expenses.
Washington allows Rivian to sell directly to consumers, expanding Tesla’s long-standing exception and easing access ahead of the R2 launch.
Volvo is ending sales of its EX30 electric SUV in the US after just one model year, citing shifting market conditions and financial factors.
BMW iX3 racks up 50,000 orders in Europe before deliveries even began. Most buyers committed without a test drive, on firm orders with no refund option.
The American EV market is in freefall, down 41% in January alone, after the $7,500 federal tax credit quietly disappeared in late 2025.
BYD is reportedly exploring entry into Formula 1 and the World Endurance Championship, considering either launching its own team or acquiring an existing one.
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.
Li Auto publicly mocked Volkswagen’s new range extender engine in China, reigniting a long-running dispute between the two automakers over EREV technology.
The axial flux motor is quietly reshaping what electric performance can look like, and Mercedes-Benz is betting its AMG brand on it.
China’s SAIC Z7, developed with Huawei, copies the Porsche Taycan’s design, sedan and wagon, at a fraction of the price.