On today’s brain-addled episode of Quick Charge, President Trump says electric car drivers have a disease, Full Self Driving won’t stop earning Tesla drivers tickets, and Waymo’s CEO spends over forty minutes explaining why Tesla’s tech won’t ever beat a human driver.
New York City is going to install 600 new curbside EV charging points across all five boroughs, expanding its network from just 88 Level 2 ports to nearly 700.
Elon Musk posted a new video of Terafab on X Thursday morning, and the most eye-catching details in it were not the building itself, but two products still awaiting production: Optimus and the Robovan. The concept render, credited to SpaceX, shows Optimus robots working the grounds of the roughly 2.5-mile-long Read more
BYD launched the new Yangwang U8L Premium Edition in China with four captain’s seats, starting at around $215,000.
Toyota is expanding a factory-backed upgrade program designed to breathe new life into aging gas and plug-in Toyota and Lexus cars.
BMW challenged graduate students from Clemson University to create an energy-positive car that produces more electricity than it uses. This is what they came up with.
i-charging, an EV charging company with headquarters in Atlanta and Portugal, has achieved Intertek ETL certification for its i-light charger, a key milestone in validating the equipment’s safety and compliance for the US and Canadian markets. ETL certification, issued by Intertek and recognized by US and Canadian certification authorities as Read more
Toyota announced prices for the 2027 C-HR start at $37,080, or $2,100 more than its first electric SUV.
Portuguese EV charging company i-charging has cleared a key hurdle for bringing its 1.5-megawatt (MW) electric truck charger to the US and Canada.
California dropped new details about how its incentive program for new and used EVs works, and which cars qualify. Here’s what we know.