Inside EVs

1. Tesla Thinks Full Self-Driving Is Ready For Europe. Regulators Say Not So Fast

   Waiting for regulatory approval appears to be the primary obstacle holding Tesla's FSD back from launching in Europe.

2. EV Fast Chargers Are Growing Much More Quickly Than You Think

   Despite industry headwinds, the "Charging 2.0" era is here. And it could mean thousands more EV charging ports by year's end than 2024.

3. I'm Obsessed With This High-Tech $3,500 E-Bike

   The Infinite Machine Olto is what an e-bike from Tesla, Rivian or Apple might look like—even with over-the-air firmware updates.

4. This Legendary Hot Hatchback Returns As An EV

   The Peugeot 205 GTI was a performance icon. Now its modern successor is here, trading a turbocharged engine for batteries.

5. U.S. EV Sales Slowed For The First Time In April. Here's Why

   We also discuss why thousands of American jobs in Republican states are on the line and how the rest of the world is running away with EVs.

6. The 2026 Rivian R1S And R1T Will Be Slightly More Expensive

   We still have to wait a little longer to find out the specs for the new model year, though.

7. Here’s Your Chance To Buy A Very Rare Electric Pickup At Half Price

   The Lordstown Endurance was quite innovative, with four in-wheel electric motors and a large battery.

8. Tesla Updated The Model S And Model X, And The Internet Is Mad

   They're heavier and more expensive, and the Model S Plaid now has a lower top speed.

9. Toyota's Chairman Says EVs Pollute More Than Hybrids. Is He Right?

   Akio Toyoda says one electric car pollutes as much as three hybrids. Here’s what research says.

10. Americans Are Warming Up To EVs More And More: BMW Study

    The perception of EVs as a niche is fading, according to a new study, and Americans are getting more realistic about range.