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Lucid’s decision to delay its mid-size Cosmos SUV to 2027 trades short-term sales for operational precision, ensuring its key sub-$50,000 crossover arrives fully baked.
The LFP Blade battery is also capable of blazing-fast charging.
Tesla’s Shanghai factory has transformed into export engine to keep global showrooms stocked, even as falling domestic sales and geopolitical pressures threaten its long-term future in China.
European car buyers are abandoning internal combustion in droves as Tesla and Chinese brands reshape the sales charts through financial logic and aggressive model rollouts.
A more efficient sibling of the VW ID.3 Neo.
Tesla's FSD v14 Lite update is pushing seven-year-old Hardware 3 computers past their thermal breaking point, triggering system shutdowns and exposing the fragile limits of software-defined cars.
Faced with plummeting petrol car sales, FAW-Volkswagen’s budget brand Jetta is reinventing itself for the electric age with the purple, youth-targeted M6 sedan.
The XPeng G9L combines huge proportions with AI power in a bid to challenge global premium SUVs and reverse the brand's recent sales dip.
Dongfeng’s new 1.5-megawatt ultra-fast charger ups the stakes in China's high-voltage EV infrastructure war, highlighting a widening gap between Eastern charging speeds and lagging Western networks.
A rumored split of Tesla's profitable Chinese operations reveals a dramatic corporate shift toward aerospace and artificial intelligence, potentially leaving traditional EV investors holding the bag.
Xiaomi is making strategic moves in the battery-swapping sector.
Rivian has beaten Wall Street's Q2 2026 financial expectations by leveraging software revenues and its Volkswagen joint venture to cushion the costly production ramp-up of the all-new R2 SUV.
Xiaomi’s bold leap into the range-extended SUV market with the tech-heavy SkyNomad series should supercharge the brand's sales targets despite a tightening segment crowded with established rivals.
Xiaomi's premium EREV lineup is set to go official today.
Volvo is abandoning its LiDAR safety systems on the EX90 and ES90, issuing cash refunds and alternative ownership packages to early adopters following the financial collapse of its sensor supplier.
Hyundai Motor Group is rolling out its next-generation, Android-based Pleos infotainment system across its global lineup, slowly shifting from traditional auto manufacturing to a major big-tech software provider.
Unsurprisingly, the numbers are identical to the Nissan Leaf's.
The car is built on the i3 and Neue Klasse platforms and is potentially launching in 2028.
The service will be launching to the public next year.
The wheelbase has been extended by 130 millimetres for a total length of 3,165 mm.
We only have a few more days left to wait.
Volkswagen Group is navigating financial headwinds and a brutal Chinese market slump by streamlining its corporate structure, all while witnessing a surge in European demand for its upcoming urban EV family.
BYD has unveiled the exterior design of its upcoming Da Han flagship sedan, a massive luxury cruiser packing up to 764 horsepower and a headline-grabbing 626 miles electric range.
This will enable turn-by-turn directions using natural language, real-time traffic and incident information, and much more.
Washington's aggressive new Connected Vehicle Security Act will permanently lock Chinese automakers out of the American market, but its rigid ownership caps threaten German luxury titan Mercedes-Benz due to its Chinese shareholders.
Tesla's Q2 2026 results exposed record-breaking global deliveries offset by massive AI spending and a collapsing regulatory credit market, leaving the EV pioneer burning cash to fund Elon Musk's robotic visions.
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