#Electric Vehicles

Mercedes-AMG's new GT 4-door coupe packs three YASA axial flux motors producing 1,153 hp and 1,475 lb-ft of torque. Here's what it means for the EV performance race—and who actually wins.

Auto China 2026 set records with 1,451 vehicles and 181 world premieres. But the real story isn't the size—it's how Chinese automakers stopped competing on price and started competing on brains.

Expiring leases will flood the US used car market with over a million electric vehicles by 2028. Could this do what subsidies couldn't — make EVs genuinely affordable?

CATL's third-gen Shenxing LFP battery claims charging speeds nearly 5x faster than Hyundai or Porsche's best 800V systems. Here's what that really means.

Subsidies, scale, and fierce domestic rivalry are propelling Chinese firms into the world's most advanced industries. Who wins, who loses, and what comes next?

Gas station price signs weren't just numbers—they were America's shared economic pulse. As EVs rise, we're not just changing how we fuel up. We're losing something harder to replace.

New EV sales dropped 28% in Q1 2026 after the $7,500 tax credit was axed. Used EV sales jumped 12%. The same market, the same quarter, two completely opposite stories.

Tesla's Austin gigafactory shed 4,685 workers in 2025—a 22% drop—even as its global headcount grew. What does this tell us about the future of EV manufacturing?

US senators are urging Trump to block Chinese automakers from manufacturing on American soil. It's a shift from tariffs to outright production bans—and it could reshape the entire global auto industry.

Mercedes-Benz is bringing steer-by-wire to the refreshed EQS sedan, eliminating the physical link between steering wheel and wheels. Here's what that actually means for drivers, safety, and the future of the car.

SES AI once partnered with GM, Hyundai, and Honda to build next-gen EV batteries. Now it's pivoting to AI-powered materials discovery. What does this tell us about the future of Western energy manufacturing?

Honda has cancelled three US electric vehicles and Sony Honda Mobility has shelved its EV launch. As legacy automakers retreat, what does this mean for the EV market's future?