Inside EVs

1. The Volkswagen ID. Buzz Returns For 2027 With New Trims And One Big Fix Owners Wanted

   Volkswagen said the ID. Buzz will return for model year 2027 with a bunch of small upgrades inside and out.

2. Tesla Is Now Testing A Virtual Waitlist For Superchargers

   Tesla is looking to solve charger congestion by adding a digital waitlist to Superchargers.

3. Honda Lost $9 Billion On EVs. Now, It’s Betting On Hybrid SUVs And Sedans

   Japan’s second-largest carmaker reported its first annual loss in nearly 70 years after scrapping its EV plans.

4. Volkswagen’s Golf EV Gets Pushed Back To The End Of The Decade

   The electric Golf was supposed to debut in 2028. Now, VW’s CEO said the company “doesn't need it” that quickly.

5. Chinese EVs Are Landing In Canada. Over Half Of Canadians Would Buy One

   Price, quality, and value for money are the main reasons Canadians lean toward buying a Chinese car, a new survey shows.

6. Scientists Just Discovered A Secret To Make Your EV Battery Live Years Longer

   A new AI-powered battery management system can squeeze thousands of extra miles out of EV batteries.

7. Jaguar’s Radical New EV Finally Has A Name, And It’s Not What We Expected

   For a car that’s billed as the most advanced Jaguar ever, we were expecting something a little more lavish.

8. Android Auto’s Massive Update Brings Edge-To-Edge Maps To Every Car Screen

   Android Auto will now fill every inch of a car’s screen. HD videos and uninterrupted playback are also coming.

9. Kia Is Ready To Build An Electric Successor To The Stinger. One Thing Is Holding It Back.

   A new spiritual successor to the Stinger isn't off the table, says Kia. There's just one tiny matter to address first.

10. This Radical Beach Cruiser Is A Refreshing Cure For Boring EV Designs

    Want a vacation car for your upcoming trip to the beach? Renault has some ideas.