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Volvo CEO Says the U.S. Is Built for EVs—and the Logic Is Hard to Ignore

Volvo CEO Says the U.S. Is Built for EVs—and the Logic Is Hard to Ignore

Volvo’s CEO argues the U.S. is uniquely suited for EV adoption thanks to widespread home charging access, suburban living, and consumer-driven demand—if automakers better address education and equipment barriers.

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Most Scout Buyers Prefer Range-Extended Power Over Fully Electric Trucks

Most Scout Buyers Prefer Range-Extended Power Over Fully Electric Trucks

Scout Motors reports that 85% of reservations for its Terra pickup and Traveler SUV favor extended-range electric powertrains, as buyers prioritize long range and flexibility over fully electric options.

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Used Electric Vehicles Emerge as the Lowest-Cost Cars Over Time

Used Electric Vehicles Emerge as the Lowest-Cost Cars Over Time

A University of Michigan study finds three-year-old electric vehicles offer the lowest total cost of ownership over 10 years, saving up to $13,000 versus gas cars, driven by depreciation and lower charging and maintenance costs.

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Nissan Tests Solar-Powered EV Range With Ariya Prototype

Nissan Tests Solar-Powered EV Range With Ariya Prototype

Nissan is testing a solar-powered Ariya prototype that can add small but consistent daily range from sunlight. While gains vary by location, the concept highlights solar energy’s growing role in EV efficiency.

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EV Battery Health After 150,000 Miles: What Real-World Data Shows

EV Battery Health After 150,000 Miles: What Real-World Data Shows

New real-world data reveals modern EVs lose far less range after 150,000 miles than many expect. Improved battery design has reduced degradation and made battery replacements increasingly rare.

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Tesla Profits Slide as the Company Doubles Down on AI and Robotics

Tesla Profits Slide as the Company Doubles Down on AI and Robotics

Tesla reported a steep profit decline in 2025 as automotive revenue fell for a second year. The company is increasingly prioritizing AI, robotics, and autonomy over expanding its vehicle lineup.

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Acura RSX Electric SUV: What to Expect From Acura’s Next-Generation EV

Acura RSX Electric SUV: What to Expect From Acura’s Next-Generation EV

The Acura RSX is a next-generation electric SUV built on Honda’s new 0 Series platform. With in-house engineering, NACS charging, and U.S. production, it aims to redefine Acura’s EV strategy.

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Federal EV Charging Program Regains Momentum After a Difficult Start

Federal EV Charging Program Regains Momentum After a Difficult Start

After years of delays and legal battles, the federal NEVI EV charging program gained momentum in 2025, delivering nearly 100 new stations and signaling renewed confidence in nationwide fast-charging infrastructure.

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Tesla Reports 1.1 Million FSD Subscribers as Autonomy Becomes a Core Business

Tesla Reports 1.1 Million FSD Subscribers as Autonomy Becomes a Core Business

Tesla says it reached 1.1 million Full Self-Driving subscribers in 2025, reinforcing its strategy to prioritize autonomy and software revenue even as FSD faces regulatory scrutiny and legal challenges.

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