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2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6: This Is It

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets all of the sales glory, but its brother, the Ioniq 6 sedan, is the real InsideEVs office favorite. Despite its polarizing looks—I personally dig it, but understand why others don't—this electric sedan is a technology and range king. Now, it's getting some big updates for…

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Hyundai Just Had Its Second-Highest Sales Month On Record

March was the second-highest sales month for Hyundai in history. Its first quarter result set a new record, too. The news comes just days after the automaker invited a group of journalists—including Patrick George from InsideEVs—to the opening of its $7.6 billion Metaplant in Georgia. With the new factory, Hyundai aims to…

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'We're Not Quick Enough': What Nissan Learned From China

Nissan has a product problem. The company can make great cars when it wants to, but an institutional addiction to letting things wither on the vine has created a problem with staying competitive—and the perception of being cutting-edge.

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Lucid Gravity Deliveries Start In Force In Late April

Waiting for your Lucid Gravity? There's a light at the end of the tunnel. The electric-vehicle startup plans to start delivering its new three-row SUV to regular customers starting in late April, the company said on Friday.

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EV Charging Startup Revel Launches California Expansion

Brooklyn-based electric mobility startup Revel has big plans to expand its EV charging infrastructure outside of its home city. That started in earnest on Monday with the opening of the firm's first charging hub in California.

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Hyundai EV Owners: Your Tesla NACS Adapters Are Coming Soon

Charging out in the wild is about to get a whole lot easier for Hyundai's electric vehicle owners in the U.S. On Tuesday, the automaker announced that its EVs can now utilize over 20,000 Tesla Supercharging stations and that the adapters required will be going out to eligible owners soon.

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I Took The Volkswagen ID. Buzz On A Road Trip. It Did Just Fine

When Volkswagen dropped the ID. Buzz, generally, we all fell in love with the big van’s retro styling—even me, InsideEVs’ resident carmudgeon. Yet, after the big dopamine rush from finally getting our retro-styled EV van wore off, it didn’t take long for my more rational side to examine the van’s technical…

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Dodge Charger EV Slammed By MKBHD: 'Fratzonic Flop'

Not everything has to be an electric vehicle. I know it's a crazy thing for the Deputy Editor of InsideEVs to say that, but me and Editor-in-Chief Patrick George talk about this often. The obsession with replacing gas sports cars and high-horsepower desert runners has led to a backlash, where…

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Toyota’s New EVs Get Big Battery Upgrades. Here’s Why They Matter

Toyota made a big splash in Europe last week with major upgrades to the bZ4X and Lexus RZ crossovers, as well as the debut of the new C-HR+. Yet across the lineup, the real story lies beneath the surface: massive hardware upgrades, bigger batteries, upgraded motors and smarter tech.

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You're Worrying About The Wrong EV Batteries

Many of you are worried about the long-term reliability of electric vehicle batteries. I know because you ask me all of the time. Among skeptics and prospective buyers alike, it's one of the first things to come up: Will the battery last? Yet more and more data is showing that…

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Why A Jobs Boom May Not Save The EV Tax Credit

Electric cars have become a partisan punching bag like never before. Yet in 2025 they’re also more critical than ever to the future of American manufacturing. Something’s got to give.

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A Remote Driver Will Deliver This Kia Niro EV Rideshare Car To You

The ride-hailing world is changing fast. Waymo is already running over 200,000 paid robotaxi trips per week in select U.S. cities. Tesla is gearing up to launch its own autonomous ride-hailing service later this year. Now, more upstarts are entering the ring, albeit with unique approaches.

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Tesla Showrooms Nationwide Rocked With Protests: ‘Musk Must Go’

The Tesla service center in Brooklyn is not the most visible place on earth. Tucked away on a quiet, warehouse-lined street with little foot traffic, it’s the kind of place you’d easily miss if you weren’t looking for it. But on a bitterly cold Sunday afternoon this past weekend, the block…

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The Volkswagen ID.4 Is Back With A Vengeance

America’s electric vehicle market can be unpredictable. Last year, the Honda Prologue shot up the sales charts despite being a General Motors product under the skin. The Chevy Equinox EV quickly became GM’s top-selling electric model after deliveries began in mid-2024. And now, in an unexpected twist, the Volkswagen ID.4…

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Trump Has Already Turned The EV Industry Upside Down. Here's How

America is about a month into the chaotic second administration of President Donald Trump. Between the reports of teenage government employees, mass layoffs, lawsuits and cuts to critical funding, keeping track of the news has felt impossible. But one thing is clear: despite saying he's "for electric cars" on the…

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Mercedes' Solid-State Battery Prototype Comes Out Of The Lab, Onto The Road

Solid-state batteries have been a long time coming. For years, it felt like they were stuck in the experiment phase, but that’s finally starting to change with more real-world applications.

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More And More People Want EVs, Actually

The percentage of car shoppers who plan to buy an electric car someday shot up in 2024. But you wouldn't know that based on the breathless coverage of EV demand "stalling."

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Are EVs With Gas Engines The Future?

We all know this person: “I’d love to own an EV, but I need to road trip/tow/visit Grandma in the dead of winter.” While the public charging network is improving every day, it’s not a silver bullet. Charging anxiety is still very real. At the same time, automakers are shying…

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Solid-State Batteries Are In ‘Trailblazer’ Mode. What's Holding Them Up?

The development of solid-state batteries is nearing the finish line. Now, battery makers are racing to figure out the next steps.

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Why Lucid's CEO Thinks 180-Mile EVs Are 'The Future'

Lucid Motors has made a name for itself by building some of the longest-range electric cars on the planet. The Air sedan hit the scene in 2021 with the unprecedented ability to travel a bladder-busting 520 miles on a full charge. Nobody else has touched that yet—not even Tesla.

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Revel Snags $60 Million To Build 267 EV Chargers In New York

The electric rideshare and infrastructure startup Revel on Monday snagged $60 million in funding from New York State to build nearly 300 electric-vehicle charging stalls. It just goes to show that, as the Trump administration lodges an attack on federal funding for EV infrastructure, some states may play a big…

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Lucid Aims To Be 20% Car Company, 80% Tech Supplier: CEO

Peter Rawlinson isn’t just building a car company. In fact, Lucid Motors' CEO and CTO sees cars as only a small fraction of the electric vehicle startup’s future business.

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What On Earth Is Going On At Tesla?

I'm not sure you can talk about electric cars or the global transition to electrification without talking about Tesla. And you can't talk about Tesla without talking about Elon Musk.

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Watch The World's Fastest-Charging EV Hit 80% In 9 Minutes: 'Freaking Wild'

While the U.S. continues to teeter between pro-EV and anti-EV policies with each presidential cycle, electrification isn’t even a debate over in China.

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GM Is Making A Big Bet On Super Cruise. It Seems To Be Paying Off

After General Motors pulled the curtains on its Cruise robotaxi division last year, it’s hoping to keep at least one foot in the autonomy game with its Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). Now there are early signs that focusing on consumer applications for autonomy rather than a robotaxi…

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