GM’s Electric Truck Goes the Distance
General Motors just rewrote the electric vehicle record books. A 2026 Chevy Silverado EV Work Truck drove an astonishing 1,059.2 miles on a single charge, far surpassing the previous 749-mile record set by Lucid Motors.
The feat took place over seven days on public roads near GM’s Milford Proving…
Amazon’s Robotaxi Hits Major Milestone
Zoox, Amazon’s autonomous vehicle startup, has crossed a crucial hurdle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has granted the company a rare exemption from specific federal safety rules. This green light means Zoox can now legally test and operate its driverless vehicles on U.S. roads.
The approval comes after…
U.S. Drivers Lose Familiar Connectivity
If you’re an EV buyer in the U.S., don’t expect to see Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in future Cadillacs. GM is phasing out these popular features across its electric lineup in favor of a proprietary Google-based infotainment system. The company claims this change will allow for tighter integration, more…
Finally, a Winch for Rivian Drivers
Rivian R1T and R1S owners have long craved a proper winch solution. Until now, there wasn’t a clean, bolt-on way to add one. That’s changing with the RMaxx front bumper from EV Sportline—the first plug-and-play winch-compatible bumper built specifically for Rivian’s adventure EVs.
It’s made from aluminum, needs no…
Time’s Running Out for EV Incentives
The clock is ticking for electric vehicle buyers. A key federal tax credit—$7,500 for new EVs and $4,000 for used ones—is set to expire on September 30. For many shoppers, especially in states like California where EVs already have strong momentum, this deadline could mean thousands in lost savings.…
Rethinking the EV Conversation
Electric vehicles have too often been sold as a moral obligation. But let’s be real—Americans don’t buy cars to feel virtuous. They buy what’s practical, affordable, and smart. And that’s exactly where EVs shine.
Forget the environmental guilt trip. Think convenience, savings, and control. EVs are quietly reshaping how we drive,…
Audi Plots Its Electric Comeback
Audi is preparing a major brand reboot—one that begins with an all-new electric sports car. Slated to debut in concept form this September, the model will position itself between the iconic TT and the high-performance R8.
CEO Gernot Döllner calls the launch Audi’s “TT Moment 2.0.” He hopes it will…
The Bolt Is Back—with a Modern Twist
Chevrolet is officially bringing back the Bolt for the 2026 model year. After its abrupt cancellation in 2023, the affordable EV is returning by popular demand—and it’s not just a repeat. GM teased the refreshed model on Instagram with the caption, “You asked, we listened.”
The teaser shows…
EV Charging Is Growing—Fast
America’s electric vehicle charging network is expanding at record speed in 2025. DC fast-charging stations are appearing in more locations, with larger setups and higher power output. According to charging analytics firm Paren, 4,242 new fast-charging ports were installed across 784 public stations in Q2—a 23.3% jump from Q1.
The pace…
Spectre: Where Silence Meets Status
The 2025 Rolls-Royce Spectre isn’t just another electric car—it’s a rolling declaration of prestige. With 577 horsepower and the grace of an electric whisper, Rolls-Royce makes its EV debut without compromising its legacy of calm, comfort, and class.
This is the brand’s first all-electric model, and it redefines what happens…