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VW has announced its pricing, range and color options for the upcoming ID.Buzz, with 3 interior and 11 exterior colors available when it hits the road later this year. more…

Ford is America’s no. 2 electric brand. But profits have been elusive, so it’s hitting reset on the entire plan.

The on-again, off-again deterrent has reportedly been removed from the updated version of the sales agreement.

Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Subaru lead the pack in their segments.

On today’s episode of Quick Charge, we take a break from watching the DNC’s coronation party to talk about Chinese EV trade wars, Tesla Semi trucks on fire in California, and Rivian making Normal even better than it already is. more…

The latest fleet customer utilizing the Tesla Semi has detailed how the all-electric Class 8 truck has improved efficiency, as some other companies have noted in their use. NFI announced way back in 2017 that it planned to expand its North American fleet with Tesla Semi. The truck was the Read more

Xpeng is forecasting a lower-than-expected revenue on its electric vehicles for the third quarter after it missed Q2 sales estimates as competition in the region has been tough to beat. Although the company expects to take a hit on revenue, it did say it expects to deliver between 41,000 and Read more

Tesla appears to have removed a policy banning the resale of the Cybertruck, as spotted this week in the unique electric vehicle’s (EV’s) sales agreement. On Tuesday, some X users pointed out that Tesla had quietly removed the Cybertruck no-resale policy from its sales agreement, which banned buyers from selling Read more

Electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian has gained approval from the town of Normal, Illinois, to expand its factory as it prepares for production of its next-generation platform. On Monday, Normal Town Council voted almost unanimously to approve an expansion of the Rivian plant, set to add about 1.3 million square Read more

Waymo has surpassed a new milestone with its paid driverless ride-sharing, as highlighted by one company executive this week. On Tuesday, Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana shared a post on X celebrating the company as it surpasses 100,000 paid self-driving rides per week. The news follows the company’s unveiling of its Read more