A Tesla Model 3 driver recharged 8% of their battery during a long downhill drive using regenerative braking, showcasing a simple, efficient method to recover energy without stopping to plug in.
Diesel is making a quiet comeback as EV sales slow. Automakers are reintroducing diesel models, shifting strategies to meet consumer demand despite long-term plans for electrification.
Ford halts F-150 Lightning production indefinitely, shifting focus to more profitable gas and hybrid trucks amid supply chain issues and changing strategic priorities.
A wave of canceled DOE battery grants jolts U.S. EV plans, drawing fire from lawmakers and fueling concerns over China’s growing lead in clean energy tech.
Omoda & Jaecoo, brands of Chery Group, unveiled a gasoline engine with 48% thermal efficiency—one of the highest ever for a production-ready internal combustion engine—at the 2025 User Summit.
Tariffs, rising costs, and global tensions are squeezing U.S. automakers as Ford, GM, and Tesla head into Q3 earnings, testing the industry’s resilience and drawing sharp investor attention.
Korea University scientists develop a lithium-metal EV battery with a silver-ion coating that stays 96% efficient after 1,300 cycles, solving dendrite issues and boosting battery safety and lifespan.
Chery, one of China’s largest car manufacturers, has introduced a solid-state battery capable of delivering an estimated range of 800 miles per charge.
The average price of a new car in the U.S. hit $50,080 in September, marking a historic high as rising production costs and fewer affordable models reshape the auto market and strain buyer budgets.
Tesla’s new Model 3 and Y Standard versions aimed to deliver affordable EVs, but feature cuts and modest price drops have left fans disappointed and raised questions about the brand’s direction.
Tesla’s new Model 3 Standard just dropped with a sleeker design, longer range, and a surprising price shift that could shake up the EV market.
Tesla faces legal action in California over mishandled insurance claims, risking millions in fines and the loss of its ability to provide insurance, adding to the company’s growing legal troubles.
Chevrolet revives the Bolt as the most affordable EV in the U.S., with sub-$30K pricing, faster charging, a new LFP battery, and a modest power boost for everyday electric driving.
Tesla’s new Model 3 and Model Y Standards, priced lower but with stripped-down features, raise questions about the company’s shift from affordable cars to autonomous tech.
Tesla has unveiled a more affordable version of its flagship vehicles, the Model Y and Model 3, with starting prices of $39,990 and $36,990, respectively.
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