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The Acura RSX is a next-generation electric SUV built on Honda’s new 0 Series platform. With in-house engineering, NACS charging, and U.S. production, it aims to redefine Acura’s EV strategy.

After years of delays and legal battles, the federal NEVI EV charging program gained momentum in 2025, delivering nearly 100 new stations and signaling renewed confidence in nationwide fast-charging infrastructure.

Tesla says it reached 1.1 million Full Self-Driving subscribers in 2025, reinforcing its strategy to prioritize autonomy and software revenue even as FSD faces regulatory scrutiny and legal challenges.

Tesla plans to end Model S and Model X production next quarter, retiring two landmark EVs. The move frees factory space for Optimus robots and highlights Tesla’s shift toward autonomy, AI, and robotics-driven growth.

Despite softer EV sales, the U.S. fast-charging network expanded at a record pace in 2025. New data shows rapid port deployment, faster chargers, and rising public charging demand, signaling long-term confidence in EV adoption.

Toyota’s 2026 RAV4 PHEV combines all-wheel drive, up to 52 miles of electric range, and updated tech, delivering a practical and versatile plug-in option for daily driving and highly efficient hybrid performance.

Michigan has filed an antitrust lawsuit accusing major oil companies of colluding to slow EV adoption, restrict renewable energy, and keep energy prices high, arguing the conduct denied consumers cleaner and more competitive alternatives.

A real-world winter test shows that leaving an EV unplugged in freezing temperatures for weeks causes minimal battery loss. Modern EVs can handle cold storage far better than many drivers expect.

Volvo plans to transform plug-in hybrids into EV-first vehicles with around 100 miles of electric range, faster charging, and smoother performance, making them feel far closer to full electric cars than traditional PHEVs.