Electric Cars
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Max Range versions of GMC's electric pickup promise 460 miles, although shoppers can save $8,500 by opting for the Extended Range version.
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2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS upgrades range and brakes for $105,550About 9% more battery capacity is part of the improvement, but that plus other efficiency improvements may put 400 EPA miles within reach.
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Report: Apple worked with China's BYD to develop EV batteriesPost-mortem, details have surfaced about the plans Apple had for its EV's battery.
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California police call EVs "nearly unusable"The EVs termed unusable were the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, while F-150 Lightning electric trucks have been more warmly welcomed.
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Mexico's own EVs could rival India and China, face Trump trade rulesPrototypes of a made-in-Mexico EV have already been built, said the country's new president.
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These US states come up short on public chargers per EVThe EV charging experience is not equal in all states.
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The man in charge of BMW sees China as the only way to comply with upcoming regulations.
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THK EV prototype teases in-wheel motors, electric brakes, four-wheel steeringTHK has revealed an EV prototype penned by the designer of the original Nissan Leaf.
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Mini EVs get sportier with John Cooper Works variantsThe JCW performance upgrade goes electric on the Cooper EV and the forthcoming Aceman.
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Audi expands E-Tron GT recall for same battery issue as TaycanVehicles with the potential short circuit in the battery are advised not to charge beyond 80% until a remedy is ready in 2025.
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Will JuiceBox EV chargers be stranded assets as owner shirks support?The sudden U.S. market departure of one of the leading makers of smart home EV chargers leaves owners wondering if they'll work at all.
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2025 Audi Q6 Sportback E-Tron debuts as a more fashionable electric SUVAudi's given the Q6 E-Tron the Sportback treatment with a faster roofline and sportier look.
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Kia just put a modern twist on its history, reaching back to its '80s and '90s hatchback roots as an automaker.
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$30,000 Tesla Cybercab due “before 2027,” Robovan concept seats 20Wireless-charging EV robotaxi concepts could challenge mass-transit for cost and convenience, CEO Elon Musk suggested.
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Toyota exec says shift to EVs will lead to job lossesToyota's chairman said EVs won't be good for the job market in multiple sectors.
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BMW i7 and i5 recalled for steering issueSome electric BMW i5 and i7 sedans may have a flaw with their steering systems.
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GM PowerBank home energy storage arrives, could outflex TeslaIt's added 50-state availability and two capacities for home storage, part of vehicle-to-home bundles set to turn EVs into massive power banks themselves.
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VW reportedly plans 8 cheaper electric models by 2027Volkswagen's shifting its plans to more modest EV ambitions.
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Honda developed a manual transmission for EVs, but it's unclear if it will be put into production.
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Nissan Leaf recalled for possible battery fire while fast chargingCertain Nissan Leaf owners are being advised not to fast charge their EV until a software update has been performed.
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GM adopting LFP batteries, could cut $6,000 from EVsAs it drops Ultium branding from its EVs, GM is readying lower-cost LFP cells for its next-generation Bolt that may make it the most affordable EV on the market.
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Uber adds EV-only preference for riders, AI chat for driversUber users can now select an electric ride for tailpipe emission-free commuting.
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Tesla Cybertruck reports for police duty in CaliforniaCalifornia just became home to the first Tesla Cybertruck police car.
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Nissan joins BMW, Ford, Honda alliance for vehicle-to-grid techBy joining ChargeScape, Nissan could move toward delivering on its 2016 vision of the "fuel station of the future."
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