Uber is building a global web of robotaxi partnerships, aiming to deploy autonomous rides in 15 cities by 2026. With 200M monthly users, it seeks to scale AV fleets while facing regulatory, financial and operational hurdles.
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Why Nearly New EVs Offer Bigger Savings Than New Ones
Edmunds data shows lightly used 2025 EVs selling for $6,000–$24,000 less than new models. Early depreciation and the end of tax credits are widening price gaps, even as used-car loan rates remain higher than new financing offers.
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Can Rivian Handle R2 Demand With Its Service Network?
Ahead of the R2 launch, Rivian will expand to over 150 U.S. service centers and grow its mobile fleet by 50%. With up to 67,000 deliveries projected in 2026, service capacity faces a major test.
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Europe EV Sales Rise in January as U.S. Market Slows
January EU data shows EVs taking 19.3% of registrations despite a shrinking overall market. Renault and BYD posted strong gains, Tesla fell, and affordable models drove adoption.
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2026 Mustang Mach-E Frunk Now a $495 Option
For 2026, Ford makes the Mustang Mach-E’s front trunk a $495 option after reviewing usage data. The move reflects a broader industry shift toward monetizing features once included as standard.
How Long Do Used EV Batteries Really Last? New Data Explained
A 2025 analysis of 8,000 EVs found average battery health above 95%, with even older models retaining solid capacity. The study suggests battery degradation is slower and more predictable than many assume.
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Why Nissan Delayed the Cheaper Leaf EV in the U.S.
Nissan has delayed the smaller-battery Leaf in the U.S., leaving its launch timeline unclear amid range concerns, tariffs and rising EV competition.
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Why Is Tesla’s Cybertruck Priced Under $60,000 for 10 Days?
Tesla introduced a $59,990 Cybertruck but limited the price to 10 days. Elon Musk said future pricing will hinge on demand, while broader lineup and FSD changes reshape costs.
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