The definitive daily read on electric mobility.

Audi is set to shake up the luxury EV market with its new A2 E-tron, an affordable entry-level electric hatchback promising unique design and a sub-$45,000 starting price.

Massachusetts is giving away free bi-directional V2X chargers to turn EVs into mobile power plants, letting them send energy back to the grid and cut peak demand.

Ford drivers who switch to EVs are loving them so much they don't miss gas cars at all. The big question is, with such high satisfaction, why isn't Ford rolling out more electric models?

After cutting EV incentives, Norway still only sold a measly 98 diesel cars in January, proving that once electric takes hold, there's no going back, even with policy shifts.

The 2026 Chevy Equinox EV, already one of the most affordable electric cars, is now even harder to resist with a massive $10,000 discount, making it a serious contender for budget-conscious EV buyers.

Kia's elusive PV5 electric van has been spotted again in Michigan, this time sporting US-specific side marker lights, sparking fresh speculation about its long-awaited arrival in the American market.

Boston Public Schools is going big on fleet electrification, installing 105 DC fast chargers at its Freeport Bus Yard as part of a push to electrify 100% of its 750 school buses.

While some states restrict e-bikes for youth, Oregon is taking a common-sense approach: lowering the legal riding age to 14 for Class 1 e-bikes and mandating helmets to encourage safety education.

Tesla's global fleet has officially zoomed past 9 million vehicles, marking a significant milestone that highlights its transformation from niche player to mass-market EV leader.

Rivian is pulling out all the stops for 2026 R1T and R1S buyers, offering up to $6,500 in lease cash, 0% APR financing, and exclusive Costco member discounts.