America Wants Small Electric Trucks—But Where Are They? Despite booming interest in electric vehicles, one segment remains strangely empty: small electric pickups and vans. Drivers want them. The tech is ready. So why don’t we have them on the road yet? The Demand Is Real Compact trucks like the Ford Maverick and vans like the…

Tesla Access Begins July 31 Starting July 31, all Lucid Air models—regardless of trim or year—will officially gain access to over 23,500 Tesla Superchargers across North America. Owners will need to purchase a Lucid-approved NACS adapter, priced at $220. This DC NACS-to-CCS1 adapter supports charging speeds up to 50 kW, allowing Lucid drivers to add…

Classic Badges, Electric Ambitions—Who’s Leading the Charge? As legacy automakers scramble to electrify, three brands are standing out from the crowd. Based on user opinions and real-world experience, BMW, Hyundai/Kia, and General Motors are leading the transition from combustion to current. BMW: Quietly Dominating the Premium EV Segment BMW may not shout the loudest, but…

The Charging Advice You Always Hear If you’re shopping for an electric car, you’ve likely been told one thing: you need a Level 2 charger at home. For many buyers, that means hiring an electrician, running a new 240V line, and spending $700 to $1,500 on equipment and labor. It sounds like a must-have—but here's…

Big Cuts for Big EVs Mercedes-Benz just made its electric lineup a lot more affordable—at least for American buyers. The German automaker has announced significant price reductions on four key EV models: the EQE sedan, EQE SUV, EQS sedan, and EQS SUV. With prices dropping by as much as $15,300, this marks one of Mercedes’…

A Bronco You Can’t Buy Ford has launched a bold new Bronco SUV—but you won’t find it in America. Built exclusively for China, the Bronco New Energy is longer, wider, smarter, and more electrified than any Bronco to date. Available as either a full EV or a plug-in hybrid, it marks a major shift in…

Retro Vibes, Future Tech Tesla has officially launched its long-awaited diner and Supercharger combo in Los Angeles. Located on Santa Monica Boulevard, the space brings together three worlds: a classic 1950s-style drive-in, modern tech features, and futuristic EV infrastructure. Open 24/7, the site features a full-service diner, a rooftop patio, massive movie screens, and 80…

An Unusual Launch on a Rooftop Faraday Future just pulled back the curtain on its newest vehicle—the Faraday X Super One—on the rooftop of a Los Angeles mall near Skid Row. It wasn’t your average car launch. The reveal included a mocktail bar, flashy lighting, and dozens of influencers. But the real head-turner was the…

A Billion-Dollar Robotaxi Bet Uber just announced a massive multi-hundred-million-dollar investment in two companies: Lucid and Nuro. Together, the three companies plan to launch over 20,000 autonomous Lucid Gravity SUVs starting in 2026. These robotaxis will run exclusively through Uber's platform and will operate in major U.S. cities. Luxury Meets Autonomy The Lucid Gravity, a…

One Trim, Big Price Hyundai just dropped its most expensive vehicle ever in Australia: the Ioniq 9 Calligraphy. Starting at $119,750 before on-road costs, it arrives in a single high-spec model, leaving no room for optional extras. This three-row electric SUV is big on features but comes with a luxury-level price tag, clearly aimed at…