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Lamborghini proves that hybrids are going mainstream—and fast. Plus, lithium prices are crashing, and Tesla starts charging more for Robotaxi rides.

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi platform to California’s Bay Area, marking the second major region it will be operating a ride-sharing service in the United States. The Bay Area is the second area within the U.S. where Tesla has launched the Robotaxi platform, joining Austin, Texas. However, there are some Read more

It’s more taxi than robotaxi, at least for now.

It’s no secret that EVs use more power at higher speeds. But some are better at freeway driving than others.

After kicking off production last month, Zero Motorcycles has now officially begun deliveries of its highly anticipated X Line models. The first wave of customers is taking delivery of their new Zero XE and Zero XB electric motorcycles, marking a major milestone for the company’s push into more affordable off-road Read more

Remember the Fisker Ocean? There are still dealers out there with brand-new models in stock, and they can’t wait to get rid of them.

The Lyriq’s motorized charge port door used to open like it had never been oiled. Now, it’s smooth as butter.

It’s a big day for upstart electric semi truck manufacturer Windrose. The company has lined up what could be a landmark, $60 million deal and announced plans to being shipping its innovative HDEV trucks to South America. more…

Don’t look now, but public EV charging in the US is becoming a lot more widely available, and a lot better. EV drivers are fed up with buggy and broken chargers, and dismal locations in sun-baked parking lots. Charging providers have got the message, and the forward-looking companies are raising Read more

Tesla has seemingly taken the first step in sunsetting two of its older vehicles, the Model S and Model X, by ending international orders. The flagship sedan and SUV from Tesla are the two oldest cars in the company’s lineup. They account for a very small portion of overall sales, Read more