The definitive daily read on electric mobility.

Saudi EV brand Ceer unveils a unique prototype combining design cues and tech from BMW, Hyundai, and Rimac for 2026 launch.

Lucid Motors' CEO admits software woes on Gravity SUV, making drastic team changes to fix issues by end of March.

Waymo has been paying people $20 a pop to close robotaxi doors that passengers leave open, highlighting a quirky, unforeseen challenge for autonomous fleets.

Lucid's interim CEO Marc Winterhoff suggests the auto industry erred by focusing too much on EV sustainability, rather than inherent performance and practical advantages.

A new wave of perovskite solar cell innovation, led by companies like Tandem PV, is pushing solar efficiency to new heights, making oil executives "skittish."

Kia unveiled three new GT variants for its EV lineup—the EV3 GT, EV4 Hatchback GT, and EV5 GT—promising sporty performance with dual-motor AWD.

New coalition Common Charge is pushing for distributed energy resources as a solution to provide affordable energy and strengthen grid resilience in the United States.

Buick unveiled its Electra E7 PHEV crossover, boasting a combined range of nearly 1,000 miles and advanced semi-autonomous features.

Evotrex debuted its PG5 "power-generating" RV concept, designed for extended off-grid living using integrated solar, battery storage, and regenerative braking.

Elon Musk announced that his social media platform X will adopt a Tesla-like software update strategy, releasing open-source algorithm changes every four weeks.