The definitive daily read on electric mobility.

Tesla China roared back in December 2025, posting its second-highest wholesale figures ever with 97,171 vehicles, signaling strong momentum despite a yearly decline.

The Honda Prologue saw nearly 40,000 sales in 2025, becoming a top-selling EV despite a Q4 slump due to tax credit expiration and aggressive discounts.

Hyundai's luxury brand, Genesis, hit a record 82,331 US sales in 2025, surpassing Infiniti and setting its sights on Lincoln and Acura with a growing EV and hybrid lineup.

Hyundai aims to produce 30,000 robots annually by 2028, including humanoid Atlas models for car factories, sparking questions about job displacement and car pricing.

Autel Energy is upgrading 100,000 EV chargers with built-in credit card readers by 2026, enabling app-free, tap-and-go payments for ultimate convenience.

Costco's Auto Program is offering exclusive, stackable discounts of up to $1,250 on Cadillac EVs and $2,000 on Volvo EVs for its members until March 2, 2026.

The UK hit a major milestone in December 2025, with BEVs accounting for one-third of new car sales, already meeting its 2026 EV adoption target.

Verge Motorcycles claims a world-first with its TS Pro electric superbike, featuring production solid-state batteries for a massive 370-mile range and rapid charging.

Chinese auto giant Geely is signaling a concrete plan to enter the US EV market within 2-3 years, eyeing local production to navigate tariffs.

Nvidia has unveiled its open-source Alpamayo AI models for autonomous driving, set to debut in the Mercedes-Benz CLA, marking a major industry shift towards collaborative AI development.