Hyundai is stepping up its autonomous driving ambitions, investing in in-house AI systems, robotics, and software platforms to compete with Tesla, GM, and Waymo as autonomy becomes central to future mobility.
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Understanding All Major EV Battery Types and Their Applications
This guide explains major EV battery types, including lead-acid, NiMH, NMC, LFP, LMFP, LMR, solid-state, and sodium-ion, highlighting trade-offs in cost, range, performance, safety, and long-term durability.
Volvo Revamps EX30 With Single-Motor and Cross Country Versions
Volvo updates the EX30 for 2026 with two new trims: the Single Motor Plus lowers entry price and extends range, while the Cross Country adds power, AWD, and off-road capability, broadening the EV’s U.S. appeal.
2026’s Most Anticipated Electric Vehicles
In 2026, a wave of new EVs—including Rivian R2, Slate Truck, BMW iX3, and Lucid SUV—promises to blend affordability, advanced technology, and strong performance for wider mainstream adoption.
Why Some Electric Vehicle Models Are Being Canceled Now
As the EV market matures, some electric vehicles are being canceled due to pricing, range, and usability challenges. This correction may ultimately strengthen EV adoption by refocusing investment on better-designed, more competitive models.
Ford’s EV Retreat Signals Opportunity for Chinese Automakers
Ford cancels its fully electric F-150 successor and commercial EV van, shifting focus to extended-range trucks. This pivot opens a larger gap for Chinese automakers to expand in U.S. and European markets.
Renault 4 E-Tech Revives a Classic as a Practical Urban EV for 2025
Renault’s 2025 Renault 4 E-Tech reimagines a classic as a compact electric car focused on comfort, efficiency, and daily usability, pairing nostalgic design with modern EV technology for urban-focused buyers.
New Generation of EVs Set to Reshape Global Competition in 2026
Western automakers are launching advanced 800-volt, software-defined EVs in 2026 to challenge China’s current dominance in performance, charging, and pricing, setting the stage for the most competitive EV showdown yet.
Rivian Sees Fully Driverless Capability Before 2030, CEO Says
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says fully driverless capability could arrive before 2030, detailing a roadmap from hands-off driving to point-to-point autonomy and eventually vehicles operating without occupants.