Nissan is gearing up for a major transformation with a wave of new and refreshed models, cutting-edge EVs, and next-generation hybrid technology set to roll out in North America over the next two years. From the redesigned Nissan LEAF to the brand’s first plug-in hybrid, here’s what’s coming soon. A Fresh Take on the Nissan…

Kia is making waves in the EV world. With models like the EV6, EV9, and the upcoming EV3, the brand is gaining market share by offering great design, impressive range, and fast charging—at a price that undercuts many competitors. But while Kia is doing almost everything right, there's one major roadblock that keeps holding it…

Waymo is bringing its fully autonomous ride-hailing service to Washington, D.C., marking another major step toward a driverless future. The company announced that Waymo One will officially launch in the capital in 2026, but groundwork starts now. As self-driving taxis continue expanding across the U.S., D.C. will soon join cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles,…

As new auto tariffs loom, EVs built in Mexico and Canada could soon get more expensive. With automakers relying on these regions for production, price hikes may hit consumers hard. Will your next EV cost thousands more? Here’s what you need to know. Tariffs Are Coming—And They Won’t Be Cheap Auto tariffs on Mexico, Canada,…

Rivian has teamed up with iKamper to introduce a new rooftop tent designed specifically for the R1T electric truck. Dubbed the Skycamp Mini, this $4,595 pop-out tent offers a smarter way to camp without sacrificing storage or electric range. Unlike traditional rooftop tents, which mount directly to the roof and impact aerodynamics, this version attaches…

Tesla’s Model Y Fails to Detect Wall in Test A recent test has sparked debate about Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system after a Model Y repeatedly failed to detect a paper wall in its path. The vehicle did not brake three times, raising concerns about Tesla’s reliance on cameras rather than LiDAR for autonomous driving.…

Copper Theft at Charging Stations Is on the Rise Public EV charging stations are facing an increasing problem—copper theft. Thieves cut charging cables to sell the valuable metal, leaving stations unusable and frustrating EV drivers. As a solution, some suggest making charging cords retractable or requiring drivers to bring their own. But would these approaches…

The Mindset Barrier Many potential electric vehicle buyers hesitate because of rare situations where charging might be inconvenient. A common concern is: If I’m spending $70K on a car, shouldn’t it cover 100% of my needs? This thinking often prevents people from experiencing the real benefits of EVs—like lower costs, convenience, and a quieter drive.…

Charging Network Expands as EV Adoption Grows California is racing ahead in its electric vehicle revolution, adding 26,000 new chargers in just six months. With a 17.1% increase in public and shared private chargers, the state is preparing for a future where 35% of all new cars sold must be zero-emission by 2026, reaching 100%…