Drive Confidently This Winter in Your Ford EV Cold weather doesn’t have to kill your range or comfort. Ford’s winter driving tips help you keep your EV efficient, warm, and road-ready—even when temperatures drop below freezing. Park Smart to Preserve Performance Whenever possible, park your EV in a garage. A warmer space helps the battery…

Mazda’s EV Silence Is Finally Breaking Mazda hasn’t exactly led the EV race—especially in the U.S. But that may be changing. A new prototype, spotted near Mazda’s R&D center in California, signals the company is finally building a dedicated electric vehicle for the American market. And it’s not just a reworked version of a gas…

Control Your VW from Your Wrist Volkswagen is adding a high-tech twist to everyday EV ownership in the U.S. Drivers of the ID.4 crossover and ID. Buzz minivan can now control key vehicle functions using a smartwatch. Whether you're checking charge levels or preconditioning the cabin, it’s all just a tap away. Smartwatch Support Rolls…

EV Converts Are All In—and Not Looking Back The moment you switch to electric, something clicks. From the whisper-quiet cabin to instant acceleration, EVs are turning even loyal gas lovers into full-blown electric evangelists. The first time you glide through traffic without a single gear shift or engine growl, you realize: this is the future.…

Charging for the Long Haul: Smart Strategies for EV Battery Longevity If you drive an EV and regularly commute long distances—especially in winter—you’ve likely asked: Should I charge to 80%, 90%, or 100%? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all, but there’s a sweet spot that balances convenience, range, and battery health. The Commute Dilemma: Range vs Battery…

Waymo Robotaxis Are Now Taking the Fast Lane The era of highway-ready robotaxis has arrived. Waymo just announced its autonomous vehicles can now operate on freeways in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix—marking the biggest leap yet in self-driving ride services. The Freeway Challenge Begins Waymo has already conquered city streets. Now it’s moving to…

Tesla Cuts China-Made Parts from U.S. Cars Tesla is making a sharp turn in its supply chain strategy. The company is now asking suppliers to exclude all Chinese-made parts from its vehicles built in the U.S. This decision reflects increasing pressure from political and economic tensions between the U.S. and China. A Clean Break from…

Finally, a Fully Electric Hilux After years of speculation, Toyota has officially unveiled its first electric pickup—the 2026 Hilux BEV. Debuting in Thailand, the new ninth-gen Hilux brings battery power to one of the most rugged nameplates in global pickup history. Dual Motors, Built for Work This Hilux ditches the traditional transfer case and instead…

Charging Smarter Starts Here Tesla just made finding a Supercharger with open stalls much easier—even if you don’t drive a Tesla. The brand’s Live Availability feature, once exclusive to Tesla’s in-car system, now integrates directly with Google Maps. That means EV drivers using Android Auto can now see in real time how many stalls are…

First Look: The Screen Is the Star Mercedes-Benz has revealed the high-tech cabin of the next-gen GLB, and it’s all about the screen. The new Superscreen stretches across the entire dashboard, echoing the look from the GLC EV. Circular vents bookend the display, while a few physical buttons remain on the floating center console. The…