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Stellantis enables Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Fiat, and Maserati EVs to use Tesla Superchargers. With adapter support and future native NACS ports, charging access expands significantly across North America.

Uber and Rivian partner to launch up to 50,000 R2 robotaxis by 2031. With major investment and advanced autonomy tech, the deal signals a shift toward scalable, driverless mobility services.

Washington’s new legislation enables more EV makers to sell directly to consumers, reducing reliance on dealerships. The move could simplify buying and support upcoming models like the Rivian R2.

Rivian’s R2 introduces a unified 5G eSIM architecture to reduce costs and simplify global rollout. Combined with efficiency improvements, the strategy supports competitive pricing and scalable international expansion.

Rising oil prices affect gas cars more than EVs. New data shows EV drivers face far smaller cost increases during energy market disruptions.

Lucid Cosmos may lead in charging speed and efficiency with its 800V system and optimized design, while Rivian R2 focuses on practicality and earlier availability in the growing mid-size EV segment.

BMW’s iX3 electric SUV has already secured over 50,000 European orders despite limited test drives. Built on the Neue Klasse platform, the model offers long range and fast charging as it prepares for a U.S. launch.

Volvo has confirmed the EX30 will leave the U.S. market after the 2026 model year. Tariffs on China-built EVs, rising prices, software complaints, and changing regulations contributed to the model’s short run in America.

GM’s new Chevrolet Bolt uses an LFP battery with a higher pack voltage, enabling faster charging than some Ultium-based EVs. The design highlights how battery architecture and voltage influence real-world charging performance.