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Li Auto L9: The $54K EV Turning Heads Worldwide

Li Auto L9: The $54K EV Turning Heads Worldwide

Meet the Li Auto L9—a high-tech, feature-packed electric SUV from China that's capturing global attention. With a price tag of just $54,000, it offers amenities you’d expect in vehicles twice the cost. Think full-reclining massage seats, a massive center display, panoramic screens, a 3D surround system, and even a selfie mode. It’s no surprise that…

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Record Sales, Big EV Moves for Kia

Record Sales, Big EV Moves for Kia

Kia Sets All-Time Sales Record in March Kia America just wrapped up its strongest March and first quarter ever. With 78,540 units sold last month, the brand achieved a 13.1% year-over-year increase, continuing a six-month streak of record-breaking performance. Across Q1, Kia sold 198,850 vehicles, a 10.7% jump from the same period in 2024. Helping…

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Small but Mighty: Urban EVs Making a Big Impact

Small but Mighty: Urban EVs Making a Big Impact

Big Battery Buzz, Tiny EV Trend While automakers like Toyota make headlines with large EVs and electric pickups, something much smaller is quietly gaining traction: tiny EVs. Think minimalist, urban-ready vehicles designed for short trips, easy parking, and ultra-low cost. One of the newest? Toyota's FT-Me, a compact two-seater concept aimed squarely at Europe’s quadricycle…

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This EV Battery Loves the Cold

This EV Battery Loves the Cold

The Cold Problem EVs Haven’t Solved—Until Now Charging your EV in the freezing cold is no one’s idea of fun. What takes 20 minutes in the summer can stretch painfully longer in sub-zero conditions. Range drops. Charging slows. It’s a known issue that’s kept many cold-climate drivers on the EV fence. But now, a team…

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The Race to Recycle EV Batteries Begins

The Race to Recycle EV Batteries Begins

From Waste to Wonder Electric vehicle batteries don’t last forever. And when they die, they leave behind a mess—both physically and environmentally. But in Tavistock, England, a small company named Altilium is doing something big: turning shredded EV batteries into reusable minerals that can power the next generation of clean transport. It starts with "black…

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