Inside EVs

1. Slate Needs A Four-Door Model. We Already Created One

   Our fictional rendering depicts a slightly larger Slate with three-row seating. It could be pivotal for the company's ambitious production target.

2. Uber To Deploy 'Thousands' Of Autonomous Taxis, Starting In Texas

   The ridesharing giant partnered with May Mobility to deploy AI-powered, driverless Toyota Sienna minivans.

3. These Performance EVs Were Driven Until They Died. Here’s How Far They Went

   The Tesla Model S Plaid, Lotus Emeya R and Audi RS E-Tron GT Performance have some optimistic range estimates.

4. The 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Starts At $60,555

   The American-made three-row electric SUV is eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit when buying with cash.

5. BYD's Five-Minute Fast-Charging EV Also Has An Enormous Frunk

   The Han L sedan and Tang L SUV are notable for BYD's Megawatt charging, but they don't skimp on storage space, either.

6. The New Jeep Compass EV Looks Rugged, But It's A Peugeot Underneath

   Even though it looks boxy and distinctly Jeep-like, the new Compass rides on the same platform as the Peugeot 3008 and 5008.

7. Ionna's EV Charging Network Doubled In Size Last Month

   The consortium is building charging stations where you might actually want to hang out. And it’s expanding rapidly.

8. Tesla In 'Panic Mode' After Report Of New CEO Search

   Plus, Ford axes next-gen SDV project and automakers can't even give a financial forecast anymore.

9. General Motors Won't Raise EV Prices Due To Tariffs

   Several EVs, including the $35,000 Equinox EV, are built in Mexico. But General Motors is keeping sticker prices steady for now.

10. ZF's New EV Range Extender Also Powers The Wheels, But Not Like You Think

    A small gas engine turns a generator to charge the batteries. But that generator can also be another electric motor.