Inside EVs

1. Pilot, GM, and EVgo Now Have 300 EV Charging Stations Nationwide

   After joining forces to build charging stations across America, Pilot, GM, and EVGo now have 300 total locations nationwide.

2. Porsche CEO Confirms The Electric 718 Is Still Coming

   Michael Leiters says the delayed electric Boxster and Cayman remain in development as the brand works to attract new buyers.

3. Toyota’s Next Generation Hybrid Batteries Promise Lower Cost, Better Performance

   It’s now expecting to sell more than 5 million hybrids globally this year for the first time.

4. Nissan Wants You To Relax With Its New Electric Camper Van That Fits 4 And Packs 408-Mile Range

   Nissan partnered with German outfitter Eifelland to create the Relax. Its 87 kWh battery eliminates the need for external power.

5. EVgo Is Adding Over 500 New Fast Chargers Where Millions Of Americans Already Shop

   One of the largest charging operators is adding stalls where Americans spend some time away from their EVs: shopping centers.

6. Elon Musk Hurts Tesla More Than China Ties Hurt BYD, Survey Finds

   New data from Europe suggests the Tesla boss is a bigger liability to the automaker's reputation than BYD’s links to the Chinese state.

7. BYD Claims Its New EV Can Go 683 Miles On A Charge—And Add Hundreds More In 5 Minutes

   The Denza Z9S is billed as the world’s longest-range EV. The Lucid Air would like to have a word.

8. Audi's New A2 E-Tron Is Its Cheapest EV—And The Most Efficient Car It Has Ever Made

   With the optional efficiency package, the LFP-powered compact EV got close to 5 miles/kWh in preliminary testing.

9. Mercedes Boss Says The Auto Industry Went 'Too Far' With Removing Buttons

   The company's CEO said it is reintroducing "the most sensible buttons."

10. Rivian's Also E-Bike Kicks Off Deliveries Soon

    After delays, the Also TM-B should go out to customers this week, TechCrunch reports.