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Over the past decade, Chinese automakers have staged a stunning rise in the auto industry, establishing a clear lead over the U.S. and Europe in democratizing electric vehicles. Now the latest sales data suggests that the country is so far ahead in electrification that a miracle would be needed for…

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Genesis Will First Add Hybrids To Its Lineup, Then Range Extenders

Genesis isn’t going ahead with its plan to only introduce electric cars after 2025 (and go EV-only after 2030), and it’s going to add hybrid powertrains for most combustion-powered models in its lineup starting next year. Once that’s done, the next step won’t be full EVs (of which it already…

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2026 Jaguar Electric Fastback: Everything We Know

Jaguar clearly pushed some wrong buttons with the ad campaign announcing its rebranding—it became an instant meme subjected to harsh ridicule on social media. The concept it unveiled was met with far more nuanced views, and those who have seen it in person say it’s quite special to behold.

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The Honda Prologue Is Becoming America’s Sweetheart EV

The Honda Prologue is proving to be this year’s underdog. A badge-engineered Chevrolet Blazer EV with the added benefit of Apple CarPlay, the Prologue is Honda’s only electric offering in the United States. Its future was uncertain, especially considering the not-so-rosy state of General Motors’ Ultium efforts at the beginning…

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Why General Motors Just Took A $5 Billion Hit In China

For much of this year, we've been covering the rise of the Chinese auto industry as primarily a problem for the European auto industry. Every car company has lost sales in their biggest market as the local competition got better and better, but Volkswagen and others have to do battle…

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Americans Just Aren't Buying Volvo EVs

Volvo is struggling to sell all-electric cars in the United States. While its EV game has seen solid gains in Europe, China and everywhere else, the story is completely different stateside. As in, it’s very bad. And a lack of new models that are powering Volvo's electric success elsewhere is…

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Tesla Cybertruck Lease Prices Drop Amid Looming Demand Issues

The Tesla Cybertruck is now cheaper to lease. That said, it’s still not exactly what I’d call “cheap.”

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Why Hyundai Is Sticking With CarPlay 'Right Now'

If you’ve been turned off by General Motors’ now-infamous decision to eliminate Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its electric cars, here’s some good news for you: Hyundai’s got your back.

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The 2024 Dodge Hornet R/T Hybrid Is Too Expensive To Be This Annoying

Before I found myself covering heavier matters like the meteoric rise of China in the electric space, I foolishly fantasized about being a full-time reviews guy. Teenage Kevin saw himself as a midwestern Top Gear presenter, without the British-ishms. No, my mom purged those from me and forbade me from…

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EVs And Hybrids Helped Hyundai And Kia Reach Record Sales Last Month

It’s safe to say that both Hyundai and Kia are doing pretty well on the all-electric and electrified vehicle front. The two Korean automakers posted best-ever November sales numbers in the United States, thanks in part to their battery-powered model lineup.

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Tesla Won't Sell You A V2L Adapter, But These Companies Will

Tesla, once a pioneer in the EV space, is falling behind. Now, sure, the EV maker's cars still boast cutting-edge tech and a promise to become robotaxis, but there are some glaring omissions from the hot-tech list that other automakers have begun to make standard features in their battery-powered cars.…

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Elon Musk Will Not Get A $100 Billion Pay Package For Christmas

Remember Elon Musk's $56 billion payday? I know what you're thinking: not this news again. But, yes, this news again—Musk's multi-billion-dollar pay package is once again a topic of debate. More than five months after it fell off the news cycle, things aren't looking great for ol' Elon despite the…

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Aptera Needs Your Money To Bring Its Solar EV To The Market–Again

Aptera, the California-based startup working on a solar-powered three-wheeled electric vehicle, has re-opened its crowdfunding campaign to finish development and start assembling production-ready units. The move comes after the previous campaign ended in May with a rather impressive tally: $135 million raised from 19,000 investors.

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Ford Puma Gen-E: Mustang Mach-E’s Little Brother With Up To 233 Miles Of Range

The well-known Ford Mustang Mach-E electric crossover now has a little brother–in Europe, at least. Meet the new Ford Puma Gen-E, a battery-powered subcompact crossover that’s smaller than the discontinued first-generation Chevrolet Bolt EUV but somehow has a bigger trunk than some large SUVs.

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Tesla Cybertruck Line Workers Told To Stay Home: ‘No Need To Report To Work’

The Tesla Cybertruck is arguably the most controversial new vehicle on the market–five years after it was initially shown to the public in prototype form. Some love it, others hate it, but one thing is clear: you’ll be noticed on the road if you happen to be inside a Cybertruck.

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Jaguar’s Electric Comeback Is Big And Bold. But Time Is Running Out

Jaguar’s title sponsorship of Miami Art Week featured its own blank canvas in the Type 00, a concept car the brand hopes will spawn some electric masterpieces beginning in 2026. Its design is remarkably striking, easily the most interesting thing Jaguar has done in years.

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Jaguar Has Your Attention. Now The Type 00 Aims To Hit Reset

Mission accomplished, Jaguar. You have our attention. Along with that of Stephen Colbert, the gay-panic shit-stirrers at Fox News, X-man Elon and every hot-take purveyor from London to Los Angeles.

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Tesla's FSD Can Finally Park, Though Sometimes It Aims For The Sidewalk

We’ve been covering Tesla Full Self-Driving since it was launched in October 2020. In the four years since we’ve seen it both working perfectly and failing, but true full self-driving with no safety driver just seemed distant. The latest version of FSD changes that, though, and it finally makes true…

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BYD Plans On Going The Distance In Europe

BYD’s on everyone's lips now, and that’s a fact. This Chinese automaker once only made poorly-made gas-powered clones of Japanese sedans, pivoted to plug-in vehicles. Now, roughly 15 years later, BYD is one of the largest vehicle brands on the planet. Its plug-in vehicles are a stone’s throw away from…

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Fisker Ocean Owner Review: $69,012 To $13,500 In One Year

Edmunds just wrapped up a 10-month test of the Fisker Ocean, and boy was it expensive. The auto buying site purchased the top-trim Ocean for $69,012. After 10 months that included Fisker filing for bankruptcy, the car is now worth $13,500. That hurts.

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First-Time Electric Car Driver? Here's What You Need To Know

Converting from combustion to electric cars sounds more traumatic in theory than in practice. I switched out both my family’s combustion cars for new EVs this year—a Hyundai Ioniq 5 and a Kia EV9—and would not count the EV shift among my list of top ten life cataclysms endured in…

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A Tesla Gets Much Better With These Stick-On Stalks

When I drove the refreshed Tesla Model 3, I was impressed with its blend of qualities and the improvements it had over the pre-facelift model. However, not all changes were for the better, and Tesla removing the stalks from behind the steering wheel was cause for some initial frustration.

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What Is One-Pedal Driving In An EV And Why Does It Matter?

Automakers have put a lot of effort into making the electric vehicle driving experience as similar to a combustion vehicle as possible. Going from combustion to electric these days doesn’t require drivers to change what they do behind the wheel, with one important exception: what happens when you lift off…

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Stellantis' CEO Is Gone Ahead Of 'A Big Year' With A Huge List Of Problems

I think now-former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares was an interesting figure for just how unpopular he was. Sure, very few top executives get to where they are by making friends everywhere they go. But Tavrares was somewhat unique in how much he managed to make everyone mad at him; the…

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Rivian Was Inspired By Anime And ‘Optimism’ To Transform Car Controls

As crucial as things like touchscreens and software are to the modern automotive experience, we seldom stop to ask why everything looks so ugly.

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