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Polestar Ends New EV Sales in the U.S.
Polestar is ending future U.S. vehicle sales because of new connected vehicle regulations while shifting investment toward Europe and other international growth markets.
Slate's Affordable Electric Pickup Arrives With a Different Strategy
Slate Auto is introducing a minimalist electric pickup priced under $25,000. The model combines affordability, modular upgrades, and a 205-mile range in a unique market experiment.
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BMW iX5 Battery Capacity Sets New Benchmark
The 2027 BMW iX5 will debut with a 144 kWh usable battery, advanced 800-volt technology, and potential class-leading range as BMW expands its EV lineup.
U.S. Public EV Chargers Surpass 250,000 Ports
America's public EV charging network has surpassed 250,000 ports across more than 80,000 locations, driven by rapid growth in both fast-charging and Level 2 infrastructure.
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Megawatt EV Chargers Arrive in the U.S.—Are Cars Ready?
Megawatt EV chargers are now being tested in the U.S., offering up to 1,000 kW. But most current electric cars cannot yet take advantage of this power.
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Why Volkswagen Is Ending ID.4 Production in the U.S.
Volkswagen plans to end ID.4 production in Chattanooga by April 2026, prioritizing higher-margin gas SUVs. The move reflects weaker EV demand, policy shifts, and a broader reset of its U.S. electric strategy.
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Why Budget EVs in the U.S. May Offer Fewer Features Than China
American automakers are simplifying EVs to cut costs, but rising competition—especially from China—shows that affordability can be achieved without removing features. The future of budget EVs remains uncertain.
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Why Electric Cars Lose Value Fast—and What Hybrids Tell Us
Electric vehicles lose value faster than hybrids or gas cars today, driven by rapid innovation and market shifts. However, hybrid history suggests EV depreciation may stabilize as adoption grows.
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Tesla Ends Production of Model S and Model X After More Than a Decade
After more than a decade, Tesla has discontinued the Model S and Model X. Inventory remains limited, as sales have shifted toward the more popular Model 3 and Model Y, while the company pursues autonomous tech.
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