Inside EVs

1. Chinese Auto Giant Chery Wants To Crack The U.S. Market. It Thinks Detroit Could Help

   Despite a ban on cars made with Chinese hardware and software, Chery thinks a U.S. entry could be possible.

2. Rivian Buys Synthetic Data Startup To Boost Its Autonomy Ambitions

   The deal could allow Rivian to simluate edge cases before they occur in the real world.

3. VW's First Car Made With Xpeng Isn't Popular. Here's Why It Matters

   The ID. Unyx 08 was supposed to help turn around Volkswagen in China. Instead, it struggles to move more than 250 units per month.

4. GM's Future Cars Will Be Very Different. Here's Everything We Learned

   Here's everything you need to know about General Motors' big tech event this week, from LMR batteries to a new AI assistant.

5. Tesla Promised To Bring The Cybertruck To Australia And New Zealand. But It's Never Coming

   The company has been taking deposits for seven years. But it just told reservation holders that plans have changed.

6. Kia Plans To Take On Affordable Chinese EVs In Canada With Its Sub-$40K EV3

   Will a sub $40,000 electric hatchback be able to compete with Chinese offerings?

7. The Ferrari Luce Officially Starts At $560,800

   The first-ever electric Ferrari makes a Rolls-Royce Cullinan look like a bargain.

8. The 2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E Has More Range As Standard

   The extended-range battery is now fitted at no extra cost across the lineup. Plus, there’s a new Trail trim with lifted suspension.

9. BMW’s Electric M3 Had To First Win Over One Of Its Own

   Winning over a skeptical test driver takes more than horsepower.

10. Seattle Is Installing Hundreds Of Curbside EV Chargers

    Residents will decide where the Level 2 chargers will be installed, and the city will prioritize areas with apartment buildings.