Nouvelles

Tesla’s Supercharger network is now open to most automakers, giving EV drivers faster and more reliable charging across North America. From Ford to Hyundai, major brands adopt NACS, making Tesla’s connector the new U.S. charging standard.

After the federal EV tax credit expired, U.S. electric vehicle prices rose and leases declined, sparking market concerns. Yet data from Edmunds shows EV interest remains strong, suggesting the market is stabilizing toward long-term value and sustainability.

Waymo is expanding its self-driving taxi network to 12 U.S. cities by 2026, including Detroit, San Diego, and Las Vegas. As competitors like Cruise stumble, the Alphabet-backed firm stays ahead with proven reliability and all-weather autonomous driving tech.

The BMW iX, once an $87,000 luxury SUV, has become a top value in the used EV market. With up to 364 miles of range, solid reliability, and premium comfort, it offers a true luxury electric experience for under $45,000—without the usual EV compromises.

EV sales in the U.S. have fallen sharply since the federal tax credit ended, dropping from 12% to 5% market share in a month. Automakers are cutting prices and slowing production as demand cools, signaling tough times ahead for the electric car market.

Kia’s much-anticipated EV4 sedan, expected to challenge the Tesla Model 3 with 330 miles of range and a $30K price tag, has been delayed in the U.S. indefinitely. The decision comes amid tariffs, lost tax credits, and a cooling American EV market.

Scout Motors has logged 130,000 reservations for its new Terra and Traveler SUVs, with more than 80% of buyers choosing range-extended versions that include a gas-powered generator. The trend highlights Americans’ continued caution toward all-electric trucks.

The Las Vegas Police Department has unveiled the first Tesla Cybertruck patrol fleet in the U.S. Ten EVs donated by Ben Horowitz feature ballistic panels and tactical gear, bringing futuristic, high-tech policing to the streets of Sin City.

Lucid Motors is teaming up with Nvidia to power its next-generation midsize EVs with Drive AGX Thor and full-stack AI software. The goal: achieve Level 4 self-driving capability by 2026, positioning Lucid as a serious rival to Tesla in autonomous driving.