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Scientists have developed a new fluorinated electrolyte that allows lithium batteries to reach 700 Wh/kg, potentially tripling the range of future electric cars.
The company blamed its $26.3 billion loss on moving too quickly toward electric cars.
Volvo is expanding its electric car lineup in Europe with a more affordable, 110 kW (148 hp) version of the EX30 SUV which gets updated software and V2L capabilities.
Wuling unveils the fifth-generation Hongguang Mini EV, with a retro design and updated dimensions to maintain its status as the world’s most popular micro electric car.
A new study reveals that used Tesla prices have climbed by over 4% in the US since the federal tax credit ended, even as the rest of the used EV market experiences price declines.
British startup Wayve has secured $1.2 billion from major automakers and tech giants to launch self-driving electric cars and Uber robotaxis globally starting in 2026.
Lucid Motors plans to increase production to 27,000 vehicles in 2026 while preparing a new $50,000 midsize crossover to compete in the mass market.
The company is making strides slowly, but surely.
The Leapmotor A10 is a tech-heavy compact SUV designed to bring advanced self-driving features and fast charging to the affordable electric vehicle market.
Kia's latest high-performance electric car, the EV4 GT, has been spotted testing as it prepares to bring more speed and sporty features to the world of compact EVs.
Volvo is recalling over 40,000 EX30 electric SUVs worldwide to replace battery modules that pose a potential fire risk when fully charged.
Tesla's European registrations fell by 17% in January 2026, even as the wider market for electric cars grew by nearly 14%.
BYD is launching a massive network of 1-megawatt "flash charging" stations that can add 249 miles of range to an electric car in only five minutes.
XPeng is expanding its global reach by providing Volkswagen with advanced smart driving AI and setting a bold goal to sell 1 million electric cars overseas by 2030.
Lamborghini has decided to cancel its plans for a fully electric crossover, choosing to focus on hybrid power to satisfy customers who still want the sound and feel of a traditional engine.
Nissan has indefinitely delayed the launch of its budget-friendly, small-battery Leaf S, leaving the 75 kWh model as its sole electric offering for the 2026 model year.
Lucid Motors is reducing its workforce by 12% to save money and focus on producing the Gravity SUV and a new $46,000 electric car.
Kia is already testing a redesigned EV5 with a high-tech interior and faster charging.
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Researchers have developed a new organic lithium battery using a flexible polymer that works in extreme temperatures and eliminates the need for expensive metals like cobalt.
A major study of nearly one million vehicles reveals that plug-in hybrids use over four times the gasoline that manufacturers claim, largely because many owners - especially luxury car drivers - rarely plug them in.
Hyundai promised to bring back more physical controls inside the cockpit of its cars, but the new Ioniq 5 might be an exception.
Tesla has introduced a new $60,000 all-wheel drive Cybertruck and slashed the price of the high-end Cyberbeast to boost struggling sales.
Europe is drafting a new "70%" local content rule for electric cars to protect its manufacturers from cheap foreign competition and keep green energy jobs at home.
The 2026 BYD Seal arrives in the UK with more luggage space and upgraded safety technology while keeping its starting price at $62,800.
The app lets your watch double as a key fob, but it also has remote control features - you can adjust the charge target, the climate control settings, open the frunk and more.
Polestar is launching an ambitious plan to release four new electric vehicles by 2028 to boost sales and reach more customers worldwide.
Dacia is refreshing its entire lineup for 2026, with a more powerful Spring electric car and a first ever hybrid 4x4 system for the Duster.
Tesla has officially stopped using the "Autopilot" marketing name in California and updated its "Full Self-Driving" software title to include "Supervised" following pressure from state regulators.
Connecting government phones to Chinese-made infotainment systems is also restricted.
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