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Dodge CEO's delusion is alienating dealers and loyal customers

Mopar owners think that some cars are not meant to be EVs.

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How Kia Dumped The 'Budget Brand' Stigma To Become A Tech Leader

Kia's transformation began in the late 2000s, when it hired German car designer and Audi's former design chief Peter Schreyer.

InsideEVs

Staying 'Flexible' On EVs Could Be A Dangerous Approach

Automakers that choose a flexible approach to the EV transition rather than go full-tilt could face threatening stability issues as plans become underutilized.

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Toyota Could Convert All Of Its North American Lineup To Hybrids

Today on Critical Materials: Toyota could pivot all of its cars to hybrids, Ford wants customizable physical controls, and used EV batteries find a second leg.

InsideEVs

Nissan Dealer Profits Have Fallen Off a Cliff

Around 70% of profits disappeared from Nissan dealerships in 2024 versus last year, according to a new report.

Motor1

Why Auto Suppliers Are Cutting EV R&D Spending By Millions

Today on Critical Materials: Auto suppliers pump the brakes on R&D, EV chargers don't reliably report status, and what China's robotaxi rollout means for jobs

InsideEVs

America Is Divided: Let China's Automakers Build Here, Or Not?

“I want to see this area have more jobs... but we must not welcome companies that are controlled by people who see us as the enemy,” one elected official said.

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Carlos Ghosn: Honda Plans 'Disguised Takeover' of Nissan and Mitsubishi

The ex-Nissan supremo believes the Honda-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance isn’t really much of an alliance.

Motor1

The Auto Industry Is Tired Of Politics Screwing With EVs

Today on Critical Materials: Automakers call for less dramatic politics for Evs, U.S. likely to ban Chinese AV software, and Germans to begin spending on ICE

InsideEVs

China's BYD Is Preparing To Sell EVs In Canada: Report

China's biggest EV maker is setting its sights on Canada's car market, according to documents filed with the country's government.

InsideEVs

Volvo Backs Off EV-Only Promise, Will Likely Push Hybrids Instead

After promising only EVs after the turn of the decade, Volvo instead looks to hybrids as EV demand softens.

InsideEVs

U.S. EV Registrations Increased In May 2024, Despite Tesla's Decline

In May 2024, all-electric car sales in the United States continued to increase slightly, with another six-digit number of first registrations.

InsideEVs

Trump Opposes EVs. His PAC May Get $45M From Elon Musk Every Month

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes a huge donation commitment, EV tax credit is still confusing consumers, and used EV prices may stabilize.

InsideEVs

An EV Is Cheaper To Own Than A Gas Car, Unless You Live In These States

We look at how an electric vehicle may bring down your cost of vehicle ownership, plus China's Leapmotor rises and Stellantis needs new cars.

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GM, Stellantis Get Over $1 Billion In Federal Grants For EV Projects

Today on Critical Material: U.S. automakers share $1.1 billion EV project grant, connected car revenue in the toilet, and Chinese EV profitability in question.

The Street

Lawsuit alleges Hyundai pressured dealers to play dirty sales tricks

Dealers accused the company of unfairly treating those not "in" on this scheme.

The Street

Porsche and Mercedes diverge at EV crossroads

To each of this duo of brands, EVs present a uniquely different challenge.

InsideEVs

Rivian And Volkswagen's Secret Meetings Involved 'Cloaked Audis' Before Deal: Report

Today on Critical Materials; Inside the Rivian/VW joint venture formation, legacy automakers creeping up on Tesla's sale, and one-in-five public chargers broken

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Electric BMW XM Reportedly Axed

BMW’s big and bold Lamborghini Urus-rivaling plug-in hybrid SUV gamble may not be paying off, so the manufacturer is reportedly set to change course.

Motor1

Paperwork 'Piling Up Really Bad' at Dealers as Cyberattack Outage Continues

Over 15,000 dealers still can't access CDK software that runs everything from repairs to payroll, and it may not be back up until July.

InsideEVs

Fisker Headed For Liquidation, Not Rescue And Rebirth

Fisker's remaining 4,300 cars could head to a "single buyer," but what happens to owners? Plus, Hyundai launches Amazon sales and BMW cancels a deal with Northvolt.

The Street

A huge cyberattack is sending car dealers back to the stone age

Over 15,000 dealers have been affected, sending sales and service departments to a standstill.

InsideEVs

Tesla Model Y Among Most 'American' Cars, But Model 3 Knocked Off Top 10

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla Model Y is most American-made car, buyers demand Apple CarPlay, and automakers look to software-defined vehicles.

The Street

Ford ends controversial EV program, shocking dealers

The automaker is making a change that may see more EVs on the road, but leaves some dealers at a loss.

InsideEVs

Why The U.S. Government-Funded EV Charger Rollout Is Taking Forever

A look at what's going on with the NEVI chargers promised by the Biden Administration, and what's holding them up from wider deployment.

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