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DHL has officially integrated its first Tesla Semi into its California fleet after a successful pilot phase that surpassed efficiency expectations.

Former Lucid chief engineer Eric Bach filed a federal lawsuit against the company, alleging discrimination and wrongful termination after reporting an anti-German slur.

Waymo issued a voluntary software recall for its robotaxis after they failed to stop for school buses in multiple incidents.

Tesla is rewarding its most dedicated Supercharger users with free lifetime charging through a new contest in 2025.

The expiration of the federal EV tax credit has contributed to a significant decline in new car sales, particularly for EVs, as consumers prioritize affordability amidst rising prices.

PG&E is offering GM Energy customers up to $4,500 for home battery systems, encouraging participation in V2G programs that let EVs stabilize the grid and power homes.

Los Angeles has officially transitioned to a 100% coal-free power supply, with the last coal plant serving the city, Intermountain Power Project, going offline.

UK-based Yasa has unveiled a prototype in-wheel electric motor capable of over 1,000 horsepower, promising significant weight savings and powerful regenerative braking for future EVs.

Ford has partnered with Renault to build two new affordable EVs for Europe on Renault's Ampere platform, potentially reviving the Fiesta nameplate as an electric vehicle.

Kia's upcoming entry-level electric SUV, the EV2, has been spotted with minimal camouflage, revealing its SUV-like design ahead of its January 9, 2026, debut at the Brussels Motor Show.