Subaru’s 2026 Uncharted delivers up to 308 miles of range, 338 hp AWD and 8.2 inches of clearance. While hardware is competitive, limited route planning and basic software hold it back.
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BMW i3 range, charging and specs: what to expect
The latest BMW i3 redefines the nameplate with a long-range electric sedan built on an 800V platform. With fast charging, advanced software, and strong performance, it aims to compete with top EVs.
Are Chinese Electric Pickups Really a Threat to Ford?
Ford CEO Jim Farley says Chinese electrified pickups differ from traditional trucks but offer strong value. Their rise is reshaping competition and pushing global automakers to adapt.
U.S. EV Sales Fell Sharply in January, but Some Brands Expanded
Electric vehicle registrations in the U.S. dropped 41% in January following the end of federal tax credits. Despite the slowdown, several automakers—including Toyota, Cadillac, and Lucid—reported growth.
How to Check Used EV Battery Health—and Why It’s Still Hard
As used electric vehicle prices fall, buyers want reliable ways to check battery condition. However, limited diagnostic access and changing regulations mean battery health transparency remains inconsistent across EV brands.
Mercedes VLE Electric Van: Specs, Range, and U.S. Market Prospects
Mercedes’ new VLE electric van offers long range, rapid charging, advanced tech, and luxury seating for up to eight passengers. The company hopes the model can attract buyers away from large SUVs in key markets.
Toyota Offers Large Incentives on 2026 Electric Models
Toyota is promoting its latest EV lineup with major incentives. The 2026 bZ, bZ Woodland, and electric C-HR offer lease deals, 0% financing, and discounts as the automaker expands its electric vehicle strategy.
Hyundai Ioniq 6: A High-Range EV Bargain on the Used Market
With EPA-rated range of 361 miles and affordable pricing, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 presents a rare used EV bargain. Available nationwide, it offers efficient performance and multiple trim options, balancing value against practicality.
Why Rising Negative Equity Is Straining U.S. Car Buyers
Nearly 29.3% of U.S. car buyers trading in vehicles now carry negative equity, averaging $7,214 in debt above value. Rising car prices, long loans, and higher expectations are pushing buyers deeper into auto debt.