Sales Of Hybrids Are Soaring. That’s Bad News For EVs Americans are turning to hybrids to get away from rising gas prices. So, is there still hope for EVs? InsideEVs · Sep 5
More Plugs, Less Power? The Surprising Math Behind Better EV Charging Ultra-fast EV chargers make for great headlines, but they won’t survive long if the companies installing them aren’t making any money. InsideEVs · Sep 5
The Tesla Cybercab Is Already Being Investigated For Not Having A Steering Wheel The NHTSA has launched an investigation into the newly-launched Tesla Cybercab, questioning the methods that Tesla used to self-certify it for road use. InsideEVs · Sep 4
‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S. A major auto industry lobby group wants Congress to put an end to Chinese imports before they even start. InsideEVs · Sep 4
This 7-Seat EV Went 582 Miles On A Charge. But There’s A Catch A production-spec Skoda Peaq traveled 582 miles on one charge, driving on secondary roads and applying serious hypermiling techniques to achieve it. InsideEVs · Sep 4
BYD’s Electric Kei Car Was Driven In Japan. It Fits Right In This early English-language drive of the BYD Racco Kei EV reveals a roomy, comfortable, and thoughtfully engineered EV that feels right at home in Japan InsideEVs · Sep 4
Watch Tesla’s Cybercab Carry Passengers Through Austin. It’s Almost Boring Tesla's self-driving taxi completed an uneventful trip in Austin with no steering wheel, pedals, or apparent human intervention. It feels remarkably normal. InsideEVs · Sep 4
The Tesla Cybercab Has No Brake Lines Or Brake Fluid. Here’s How It Stops The two-seater doesn’t have a steering wheel or pedals. As a result, controlling the brakes and steering needed a rethink. InsideEVs · Sep 4
Tesla’s Cybercab Is Finally Giving Paid Robotaxi Rides. Here’s What It Can And Can’t Do The gold-colored two-seaters went live in Austin, Texas, after a launch event that had a notable absentee: Elon Musk. InsideEVs · Sep 4
Electric Cars Were The UK's Best-Selling Powertrain Last Month At 30% of the entire UK market, the country is buying more EVs than any other vehicle type. Tesla is still on top. InsideEVs · Sep 3
Slate Deliveries Could Start As Soon As December: Report In a recent email sent to some preorder customers, Slate reportedly allowed them to move their delivery date up to as soon as December 2026. InsideEVs · Sep 3
How Much Range The Tesla Model 3 And Model Y Lose After Almost 100,000 Miles A recent study that tested the battery longevity of 500,000 EVs over 100,000 miles showed that the Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y degraded more than most. InsideEVs · Sep 3
My First Walmart EV Charging Experience Was A Disaster The company's public fast-charging station left me baking in the sun for 40 minutes. InsideEVs · Sep 3
Can Xiaomi Take On Porsche On Its Home Turf? It’s About To Try Xiaomi will officially bring its electric cars to Europe next year, starting with Germany. Eight established dealership groups will help make it happen. InsideEVs · Sep 3
InsideEVs · Sep 3 Bentley’s First EV Will Be Its Quickest Car. But It Doesn’t Matter The Torcal will out-accelerate every Bentley before it, but Crewe says the numbers matter less than how effortlessly it delivers them.
InsideEVs · Sep 3 New Jersey Just Legalized Cheap Plug-In Balcony Solar Panels Under the new law, landlords and local governments can no longer block residents and tenants from installing plug-in solar panels.
InsideEVs · Sep 3 Uber And Wayve Beat Waymo To London With UK’s First Robotaxi Service The first Ford Mustang Mach-E EVs fitted with Wayve’s autonomous driving tech can now be hailed in London on the Uber app.
InsideEVs · Sep 3 Ford Wants Its $30,000 EV Truck To Do Something Only Tesla Has Done Ford wants to sell 100,000 Fathom EV pickups in its first year. In the U.S., only Tesla has sold that many of an EV model in one year.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Scout Reveals Two New Traveler SUV Concepts As Production Nears Scout Motors is bringing two concepts of its electric Traveler SUV to the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience for fans to see in person.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Think Chinese Cars Aren't Safe? These New Crash Tests Say Otherwise The Cupra Raval gets four stars, while its recently tested Chinese competition from Geely, Leapmotor, and Aion, earns five.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 The U.S. Is A Curbside Charging Laggard. San Francisco Wants To Change That. San Francisco launched an initiative to install 100 curbside EV chargers for residents without garage or home charging access and people can apply for it.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Passenger Screens Are Everywhere. A Third Of Owners Never Even Use Them JD Power's latest Tech Experience Index reports only 6% of owners use their passenger screen with every drive, and more than a third have never used it at all.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Ford’s $30,000 Fathom EV Truck Appears More Conventional Than Expected Ford CEO Jim Farley called the Fathom “really not a pickup” and promised a “new silhouette.” New photos show something more familiar beneath the camouflage.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Schneider’s New Home EV Charger Undercuts Tesla’s By Bundling A Big Feature Tesla’s Wall Connector needs additional hardware to take advantage of all the installed power. Schneider includes it in the box.
InsideEVs · Sep 2 Kia’s Bigger Electric Van Looks Ready For More Than Just Deliveries Kia previews the larger PV7 electric van, promising more space than the PV5, modular conversions and a potential camper version.