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Tesla's Supercharger network handled over 2 million charging sessions and delivered 70 GWh of energy during the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, all while maintaining remarkably low wait times.

Tesla's 2025 Holiday Update is rolling out with AI-powered navigation from Grok, 3D Supercharger site maps, enhanced Dashcam telemetry, and a whole 'nother Toybox full of fun and practical features.

The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) has announced its semi-finalists for the 2026 Car of the Year awards, with a strong EV presence across categories. Jurors are putting vehicles through real-world paces, but Tesla's still playing hard to get!

The Canadian government is pumping over $10 million into EV infrastructure and motor innovation, funding 1,200 new chargers across three provinces and supporting next-gen motor materials research. They're charging towards their 2029 targets, eh!

Honda's Prologue EV saw sales plunge 86.2% in November, directly following the expiry of the federal EV tax credit. What was once the second-best selling electric SUV behind the Model Y, is now struggling to find buyers at full price.

SpaceX just got the green light to transform Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral for Starship and Super Heavy operations, aiming for up to 76 launches and 152 landings annually. This dramatically expands its Florida footprint for future space missions.

Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus, just showcased a new milestone: smooth jogging. A video release confirms significant progress in bipedal locomotion, a critical step towards Elon Musk's vision of mass-produced, multi-functional robots.

Kia has finally announced Canadian pricing for the 2027 EV5 electric SUV, starting at $43,495. Exclusive to Canada in North America, this compact SUV offers diverse trims, Supercharger access, and a focus on practicality.

Waymo is expanding its autonomous vehicle operations to four new U.S. cities: Baltimore, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. The Jaguar I-PACE fleet will start manual data collection, paving the way for eventual robotaxi services.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) demo program in Europe is a bigger hit than expected, extending through March 2026 across Germany, France, and Italy. Europeans are lining up for a passenger-seat peek at the future, as Tesla pushes for regulatory approval.