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The Honda Prologue EV is exceeding expectations in both new and used markets. After strong U.S. sales in 2024 and 2025, the Prologue is now leading growth in the used EV segment, with sales more than doubling in July. While Tesla remains the overall leader, Honda’s rapid rise, combined with falling EV prices and incentive-driven demand, signals a more competitive U.S. electric vehicle market ahead of the federal tax credit deadline.

U.S. EV sales surged in July, reaching the second-highest monthly total on record. Tesla led the way with sharp price cuts and expanded incentives, while industrywide discounts hit historic highs. Automakers are racing to boost sales before the $7,500 federal EV tax credit expires on October 1, creating a surge of short-term demand that could reshape the market in the coming quarter.

The 2026 Tesla Model Y and 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E are top EV crossovers, each with unique strengths. The Model Y leads in range, charging convenience, and tech features, while the Mach-E stands out for sporty styling, driving dynamics, and Mustang heritage. Buyers must choose between Tesla’s futuristic tech or Ford’s engaging performance and classic design.

Hyundai questions how Chinese EV makers keep prices far below rivals despite similar production costs. CEO Don Romano cites possible subsidies, trade tensions, and logistics factors, warning that cost advantages may not last.

Cybertruck resale prices plunge over 30% in a year, as Tesla faces falling sales, brand decline, and Musk-related controversies.

Ford plans to launch a mid-size electric pickup in 2027 starting at around $30,000, built on its new Universal EV Platform. The truck will feature a 400-volt LFP battery, BlueCruise capability, and RAV4-level interior space, with production at the Louisville Assembly Plant. Ford’s new modular production system aims to cut costs, reduce parts, and speed assembly, making its EVs more affordable than a three-year-old Tesla Model Y.

The MG4 has become the first mass-produced EV with a semi-solid-state battery approved for sale in China. Featuring a 120 kW motor and an advanced manganese-based lithium-ion pack from Suzhou Qingtao Power Technology, the new variant will launch globally by the end of 2025, with pricing to be revealed in September.

August is shaping up to be one of the best months for EV deals: Tesla at $349/mo, Chevy Equinox EV with 0% APR, Hyundai Ioniq 6 at $169/mo lease, Kia Niro EV at $129/mo lease, and other top-tier incentives across brands.

Kia’s EV4 wasn’t just tested—it was pushed to the brink with 6,200 miles of Nürburgring laps and repeated fast charging. The result? Only 5% battery degradation. Here’s why that matters for real-world EV buyers.