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BMW M is electrifying its performance line, launching quad-motor EVs in 2027 with simulated gear shifts and a specialized 'Heart of Joy' computer, promising unrivaled driving dynamics.

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

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.

Germany's Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) announced a major expansion of its open-source automotive initiative, bringing together over 30 manufacturers and chipmakers to develop cheaper, smarter cars.

Ford announced its upcoming $30,000 midsize electric pickup will feature Level 3 eyes-off driving by 2028, showcasing its commitment to democratizing advanced driver-assistance tech.

While Tesla still dominates, a new report highlights the top-selling EVs in the US in 2025 outside of Musk's empire, showcasing a diverse and growing market.

China introduces its first national standard for solid-state EV batteries, marking a significant step towards the mass production of this "holy grail" battery technology.

Bad news for plug-in hybrid fans: Consumer Reports' latest survey reveals PHEVs suffer 80% more problems than conventional gas cars. While hybrids are shining, and pure EVs are getting better, these 'bridge' vehicles are causing more headaches than they're solving.

A 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range used as a taxi in the UK has racked up an astonishing 238,000 miles in just four years, still running on its original battery with 85.5% health, showcasing remarkable EV durability and lower running costs compared to gas cars.

BMW and Mercedes-Benz are rolling out new electric SUVs, the iX3 and GLB EQ, designed specifically for families, offering practical space, comfort, and impressive range without sacrificing premium appeal.

With a surplus of 2024 and 2025 EV models on dealer lots, buyers can expect significant price cuts and negotiation opportunities as the new year approaches.

December brings competitive EV lease deals, with several models available for under $200/month.

EU’s retreat on the 2035 gas car ban risks falling behind China and Tesla in EV development, with potential setbacks to climate goals and industry competitiveness.

BMW electric vehicle owners in the U.S. can now access Tesla's Supercharger network, marking a significant expansion for NACS and leaving only Stellantis among major automakers still pending.

Europe is set to reverse its 2035 gas car sales ban and introduce a new 'E car' category with fewer safety mandates, aiming to make urban EVs more affordable and compete with China.

BMW EV owners in the U.S. now have access to Tesla's Supercharger network, making it the 15th automaker to adopt NACS.

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.

A London-based 1975 BMW 1602 EV conversion, retaining its manual gearbox and carefully matched electric motor, continues to be a daily driver, blending classic feel with modern efficiency.

Tesla has soared into Consumer Reports' Top 10 for reliability for the first time, a significant jump that highlights consistent improvements in its build quality and design refinement.

Electric vehicles can lose up to 20% of their range in freezing temperatures, but models equipped with a heat pump can significantly mitigate these losses, making it a crucial feature for winter EV driving.

China's Maextro S800 is an ultra-opulent electric limousine making a convincing case against Western luxury brands, offering impressive features and value for around $100,000.

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!

For the first time ever, plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) have outsold diesel cars in Europe during the first 10 months of 2025. This historic shift pushes diesel into fifth place, highlighting the ongoing decline of oil burners and the growing embrace of electrified powertrains across the continent.