The Everyday Charging Solution For many EV owners, charging at home with a standard 15-amp outlet—known as Level 1 charging—is all they need. If you typically drive 10–15 miles a day and have the ability to plug in overnight, the slower speed easily covers your daily needs. Level 1 charging is also the most accessible…

Smarter Way to Track Battery Health Batteries are the heart of every electric vehicle, but they are also one of the fastest-aging components. Concerns about battery life often hold buyers back. Now, researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden believe they have a solution. Their new AI-driven model can predict EV battery lifespan up to 70%…

A Milestone for VinFast in the U.S. Vietnamese EV maker VinFast has opened its first authorized dealership in California, located in Kearny Mesa, San Diego. The event, hosted on August 19, drew attention from consumers eager to test drive the VF 8 and VF 9, the company’s two flagship electric SUVs. VinFast called the launch…

The Countdown Is On The $7,500 federal EV tax credit is about to expire. Starting September 30, 2025, the incentive ends as part of the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act. That means models like the Chevrolet Equinox EV or Tesla Model Y could soon become much less affordable. But there’s good news: the IRS…

Grocery Delivery Without the Fees Delivery apps are pricey. Service fees, markups, and tips add up fast. But Robomart, a Los Angeles startup, wants to change the game with its new RM5 autonomous delivery robot. This electric, driverless van makes deliveries for a flat $3 fee—no matter the order size. That’s a fraction of what…

The Power to Fix Your Tesla—At Home Tesla is breaking the mold. Unlike most automakers, it gives you the tools to diagnose and repair your EV without a trip to the service center. The magic key? Tesla Toolbox 3. It’s a browser-based diagnostics platform anyone can use—with a few essential tools and a Tesla account.…

Alef’s Flying EV Takes Off — For Real Flying cars have arrived. Alef Aeronautics, a California-based startup, is turning sci-fi into reality. Its all-electric flying car, the Model A, is now being tested at two official U.S. airports: Half Moon Bay and Hollister, both located in Silicon Valley. These aren’t secret test zones. Alef will…

Charging Beyond the Driveway Owning an EV in the U.S. doesn’t always require a home charger. Many drivers prove it works just fine by leaning on workplace charging, nearby public stations, and a little planning. For some, EV ownership has even become easier than managing fuel stops with a gas car. Routines That Fit Everyday…

A New Flagship With a Twist Nio is doubling down on its boldest idea yet: luxury SUVs that skip charging altogether. The updated ES8, the brand’s largest six-seat SUV, has launched in China with a redesigned interior, a stretched platform, and a major price drop—just $43,000 if customers choose the company’s battery leasing program. That…

A Cheaper Way to Drive Tesla Tesla just rolled out its cheapest way to get behind the wheel yet. The company quietly rolled out a pre-owned leasing program for the Model 3 and Model Y in the U.S. The offer starts at just $225 per month with $0 down, making it the lowest monthly payment…