←Back to the newsletter release A Record-Breaking Start to 2026 Renault’s Filante Record 2025 just pulled off something extraordinary. On December 18th, it drove 1,008 km (626 miles) in under 10 hours, averaging 102 km/h, all without a single recharge. It used an 87 kWh battery—the same one found in the production Scenic E-Tech—and still had…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue Electric for Everyone Volkswagen is reshaping what an entry-level EV can be with the all-new ID. Polo. This compact electric hatchback starts at just €25,000 and is set to launch in 2026. It’s the first of four small EVs Volkswagen plans to roll out, aimed at making electric mobility…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Compact Battery With Massive Power A South Korean research team just unveiled a game-changing EV battery. It packs a record-breaking 1,270 Wh/L energy density—nearly double that of today’s top lithium-ion packs. Even better? It fits into the same size battery, meaning no redesigns needed for more range. This…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue Why Choose an Electric SUV Rental? Electric SUVs offer a unique blend of power, comfort, and sustainability—making them the smart pick for both short city trips and long scenic drives. You get the spaciousness of an SUV with the smooth, quiet performance of an electric motor, plus serious savings…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Game-Changer for In-Car Entertainment Sony and Honda are redefining electric vehicle tech with a feature no gamer saw coming. Their joint EV venture, Sony Honda Mobility, has announced that the upcoming Afeela EV will support PlayStation Remote Play. That means you can stream and play your PS5 or…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Clear View: The Rise of Glass Roofs in EVs Electric vehicles are embracing sleek, futuristic design—and one standout feature is the full-length glass roof. These fixed panoramic panels offer stunning views, a brighter cabin, and a spacious feel. But as they become more common, especially in models like…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Buzz That Fizzled Fast Volkswagen’s ID. Buzz, the long-awaited electric reboot of the iconic Microbus, won’t return for the 2026 model year in the U.S. While not canceled entirely, the model is being pulled temporarily as VW reassesses its EV strategy amid a shifting U.S. market. What Went…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Choice Driven by Experience Many EV drivers didn’t switch for political reasons. They switched because electric cars simply work better for daily life. Over time, thousands of miles behind the wheel have proven one thing: once you go electric, it’s hard to go back. EV ownership often starts…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue The Headlines Say EVs Are Slowing Down 2025 hasn’t been kind to electric vehicles. Big names like Ford are pulling back. The EU delayed its gas engine ban. U.S. automakers are suddenly rediscovering “consumer choice.” But behind all that, China’s BYD is moving faster than ever—and it’s not slowing…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Line Drawn on Autonomy A new bill in Washington could change how advanced driver-assist systems work in the U.S. The proposal targets Level 2 systems, which still require human supervision. However, it would sharply limit where those systems can operate. The goal is simple. Keep automation confined to…