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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.

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.

Dreame, a company known for robot vacuums, stunned CES 2026 by unveiling the 1,876hp Kosmera Nebula 1 electric supercar, aiming to be the world's fastest car.

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.

Jaguar Type 00 prototype wows journalists with unexpected comfort, refinement, and 1,000+ HP electric performance, proving its controversial design has substance.

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.

U.S. companies Group14 and Sionic Energy announce a breakthrough with 100% silicon-carbon anodes, promising higher energy density and faster charging for EV batteries.

Porsche is set to introduce 'virtual transmissions' with simulated gear shifts and sounds to its electric lineup, starting with the 2027 Taycan, aiming to enhance driver engagement.

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.

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!

Porsche's new electric Cayenne has sparked massive online interest, racking up over 110,000 configurations on its U.S. website in just four days, with 10,500 users registering genuine purchase interest.

Well, shut my mouth! Porsche's Vice President of the 911 and 718 model lines, Frank Moser, just called the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N 'eye-opening' after taking it for a spin! This ain't no casual compliment; Porsche execs were seriously impressed by features like 'N Grin Boost,' hinting they might even 'steal' some fun from Hyundai's electric sports car.