A Market Evolving, Not Slowing The federal $7,500 EV tax credit played a major role in accelerating electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. In 2025, EV sales hit a record high, topping 400,000 units in Q3 alone. But now, with that incentive phased out, the market is recalibrating. Some buyers are pausing to reassess, while…

A Stylish Comeback—Everywhere Except the U.S. The 2026 Nissan Ariya has been refreshed with a sleek new look and feature upgrades. There's just one catch: it won't be returning to the U.S. market. While Nissan is ending Ariya sales in America, the EV lives on in Japan and other global markets with a cleaner design…

Ford’s electric bikes aren’t just built for commuting—they’re built to perform. Whether you’re drawn to the legacy of the Mustang or the rugged spirit of the Bronco, these eBikes deliver bold design, serious power, and the kind of ride that turns heads. Here's a closer look at three standout models that bring Detroit muscle to…

A Messy Ride? Expect a Fee Tesla has officially launched cleaning fees for its upcoming Robotaxi service. If you spill snacks or worse, expect your wallet to take a hit. This is more than just a minor update. It’s a preview of how Tesla plans to manage a fully autonomous ride-hailing fleet—without human drivers to…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue Hyundai Goes Big on Electric at Brussels Motor Show Hyundai is kicking off 2026 with a bold statement — the world premiere of its largest electric vehicle to date. Unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show (January 9–18), this new model features Hyundai’s latest 800-volt battery technology and marks a…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Bold Step Toward Simplicity When designing the Tesla Model 3, Elon Musk and his team pursued a clear vision: eliminate unnecessary parts and create a seamless, software-first experience. That included one detail most automakers never questioned—the door handle. Inspired by intuitive tech like the iPhone, Tesla introduced electric…

←Back to the EVhype Newsletter issue A Simple Idea With Big Potential What if electric vehicles borrowed a proven technology from heated windshields? For decades, embedded wire elements in glass have been used to quickly defrost and de-ice windshields—cheaply, reliably, and efficiently. Now imagine using a similar approach to warm EV battery packs. It’s targeted,…

←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…