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Amidst last year's presidential elections and all the political and cultural firestorm that came with it, it was easy to ignore the quiet revolution that was underway in the U.S.: a battery manufacturing blitz.

Volvo was forced to hike the starting price of its flagship electric SUV, the EX90, even before it hit the showroom floor. Because of the increased tariffs on Chinese-made batteries, the Volvo EX90 now starts at $81,290 including shipping, $3,300 more than originally intended.

Update: The original version of this story noted that Ford is no longer the second-largest EV manufacturer in the US. Ford, as a brand, remains the second-largest EV producer in the US. Only the larger General Motors company (which includes brands like Cadilac, Chevrolet, and Hummer) produces more EVs. The…

Ferrari is joining the EV game with an electric supercar that should debut in 2025 and go on sale in 2026.

A vast electric vehicle battery building complex was under construction in the U.S.. Has slack EV demand undercut the process? Here's what you need to know.

The lithium-ion EV battery market appears to be on the verge of correction in the U.S., after a few years of rapid growth with multi-billion investments.

Polestar announced today that it signed a lithium-ion battery cell supply agreement for the upcoming Polestar 5 model with SK On.

Detroit Three's South Korean partners are reportedly getting nervous because of substantial wage increases the UAW demands for U.S. battery plant workers.

Ford did not reveal details about the quality issues that led to this but said they are not safety-related and that customer orders are not canceled.