With EV adoption skyrocketing, drivers are sharing their experiences with a wide range of electric models. Whether it’s budget-friendly hatchbacks, luxury sedans, or powerhouse trucks, EV owners have plenty to say. A recent online discussion revealed which EVs are impressing drivers and which still have room for improvement. Hyundai Ioniq 5 & Ioniq 6 –…

Hyundai is making EV ownership easier by expanding its free home charger program. Now, buyers and lessees of the 2024 and 2025 Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 can choose between a complimentary Level 2 home charger or $400 in public charging credits. With charging being one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption, this move…

EV drivers in California may soon lose one of their biggest perks—single-occupancy carpool lane access. The federal law that allows California to grant this benefit expires on September 30, 2025, and lawmakers have yet to take action to extend it. If no changes are made, EV owners will have to say goodbye to fast-lane privileges.…

BMW is bringing back the i3 name, but this time, it’s not a quirky hatchback—it’s an all-electric 3 Series. The highly anticipated EV is undergoing cold-weather testing in Sweden ahead of its official debut in 2026. Built on BMW’s cutting-edge Neue Klasse platform, this model aims to redefine the brand’s electric future. Cold-Weather Testing Underway…

BYD just shook up the EV world with its latest ultra-fast charging technology. The Chinese automaker has introduced a 1,000kW charging system, capable of adding 400 km (249 miles) of range in just five minutes. That’s twice as fast as Tesla’s V4 Superchargers, which max out at 500kW. Alongside this breakthrough, BYD is also investing…

Tesla just took a major step toward launching its autonomous ride-hailing service. The company has secured its first permit in California, bringing its long-awaited robotaxi vision closer to reality. While this doesn’t mean fully driverless Teslas will hit the streets just yet, it’s a key milestone in the approval process. California Grants Tesla Its First…

An Unexpected Sighting A rare Zeekr 001R was spotted in California, turning heads with its futuristic design and high-performance specs. The vehicle, bearing a Michigan manufacturer plate, suggests that it may have been brought over for testing or research and development. While Zeekr isn't officially available in the U.S., seeing one on American roads has…

Is It Feasible? Many potential EV buyers wonder if owning an electric vehicle without home charging is practical. Public charging stations are expanding, and with NACS compatibility, many EVs can now use Tesla Superchargers. But is relying solely on public charging a smart move? Cost vs. Convenience One major concern is cost. While EVs can…

Many Fast Charging Adapters Are Off-Limits DC fast charging adapters are becoming more common, but many are technically prohibited. Some charging networks have strict rules against third-party adapters, extension cables, and breakaway connectors. Using an unauthorized adapter could even get you banned from a charging network. Tesla’s Strict Rules on Adapters Tesla Superchargers only allow…

Big Savings for GM EV Owners in California General Motors electric vehicle owners in select parts of California could qualify for a $4,500 discount on home backup power equipment. This incentive is part of a pilot program in collaboration with Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). What’s the Goal? The program tests how GM’s bidirectional charging…