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A South Korean battery supplier lost nearly $2 billion after Tesla sharply reduced a Cybertruck-related contract. The collapse highlights risks tied to the 4680 battery program, shifting EV demand, and reliance on Tesla’s production plans.

Waymo has removed drivers from its robotaxis, but simple issues like doors left open still require human help. The company pays gig workers to intervene, highlighting the limits of current vehicle design and passenger behavior.

Chinese EV exports climbed sharply in 2025, driven by rapid growth in Mexico, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Strong demand abroad is offsetting slower domestic sales, though rising global competition may challenge momentum ahead.

A 2025 Chevy Silverado EV LT owner reviews 22,820 miles of driving, praising its strong towing performance, quiet and comfortable ride, low maintenance needs, and substantial savings through purchase incentives.

Rivian's 2025 R1T and R1S rear doors pose safety risks due to electronic handles. Owners are creating DIY fixes for emergency access, while the company plans redesigned handles for future models.

The Tesla Model 3 Performance and Ford Mustang Dark Horse were tested head-to-head, with results surprisingly close. Tesla impresses with versatility and instant acceleration, while the Mustang excels on the track.

Toyota’s bidirectional EV pilot programs reveal how electric vehicles could contribute power to the grid, potentially matching output from 40 nuclear reactors while saving drivers money and reducing emissions.

Used EV prices are falling rapidly as new-car price cuts, shifting incentives, charging access concerns, and post-pandemic market corrections reshape buyer expectations, creating risks for sellers but major opportunities for the right buyers.

A 2021 Tesla Model 3 with nearly 240,000 miles offers rare insight into EV longevity, showing strong battery health, modest maintenance costs, and far lower energy expenses than comparable gas cars.