After a strong launch, Tesla’s Cybertruck suffered the largest EV sales decline in the U.S. in 2025. High prices, polarizing design, and weak demand for electric trucks all played a role, even as Tesla retained market dominance.
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The EV Battery Types That Don’t Mind a Full Charge
EVs with lithium iron phosphate batteries follow different charging rules. Used by Ford and Tesla, LFP packs are cheaper, more durable, and benefit from periodic 100% charging to maintain accuracy and performance.
Global Plug-In Vehicle Sales Hit 20 Million in 2025 as U.S. Momentum Fades
Global plug-in vehicle sales reached 20.7 million in 2025, led by Europe and emerging markets. The U.S. lost momentum after ending federal EV incentives, while China’s growth slowed and policy stability proved critical worldwide.
Trump Signals Openness to Chinese EV Makers—If They Build in America
Trump says Chinese EV brands can enter the U.S. if they invest locally and create jobs. As Chinese automakers eye America, Detroit faces rising competition, shifting consumers, and a more global EV market.
Which EVs Still Grew After Incentives Ended—and Why It Matters
After the $7,500 EV tax credit expired, most models saw Q4 sales fall. Yet about a dozen EVs—from Tesla to Porsche—still grew, showing that strong products and premium buyers can overcome policy headwinds.
Rivian Moves R2 Closer to Market With Key Factory Milestone
Rivian has completed its first R2 manufacturing validation builds in Illinois, confirming progress toward 2026 deliveries. The affordable crossover is crucial to Rivian’s plan to scale production and reach profitability.
Tesla Model Y Remains America’s Best-Selling EV Despite Market Shifts
Tesla’s Model Y once again led U.S. EV sales in 2025, accounting for over a quarter of the market. While overall EV growth slowed amid policy changes, the Model Y shows demand remains strong for well-rounded electric vehicles.
Testing GM Super Cruise in Heavy Rain Reveals Its Real-World Limits
Testing GM’s Super Cruise in heavy rain shows a conservative but capable system that performs reliably when lane markings are visible, disengages cleanly when confidence drops, and offers insight into GM’s path toward Level 3 autonomy.
Tesla to End One-Time Purchase Option for Full Self-Driving Software
Tesla plans to eliminate the one-time purchase option for Full Self-Driving and move to a subscription-only model. The decision reflects industry trends but raises questions about cost, hardware limits, and unfulfilled autonomy promises.