CEO R.J. Scaringe told InsideEVs that he's not worried about EV tax credits going away—but he is worried the U.S. could fall behind in the race.
Monthly Archive: January 2025
A New Tesla Model Y Is Here. Social Media Is Ripping It A New One
It seems that CEO Elon Musk's actions are beginning to have consequences, somehow.
California Smashes Myth That Renewables Aren’t Reliable
The latest research from California explodes the myth that renewables are not reliable. It turns out, the opposite is true.
Mitsubishi Doesn’t Want To Be Honda and Nissan’s Third Wheel
Mitsubishi is considering whether or not to pass on the possible Honda-Nissan merger.
Kia’s Tesla Supercharger Adapter Is Rolling Out Now
Rejoice, Kia EV owners. Your next road trip is about to get a little bit easier as Tesla Supercharger adapters arrive at dealers soon.
Kia’s Tesla Supercharger Adapter Is Rolling Out Now
Rejoice, Kia EV owners. Your next road trip is about to get a little bit easier as Tesla Supercharger adapters arrive at dealers soon.
One Step Closer To The Electric Solar Car Of The Future
The new solar car from the US EV startup Aptera is on track for production, with a display screen from Tianma.
Musk Needs A Wake-Up Call About Reworking The US Economy, Says Senator Elizabeth Warren
"Without significant changes," Warren warns about the US economy, "another financial crash is coming." Mr. Musk, are you listening?
EV Battery Degradation Just Isn’t Much Of An Issue
A British EV dealer analyzed 300 used EVs, and the results are more proof that you don't have to worry about your car's battery.
Heat Pumps Outselling Gas Furnaces In America
The number of heat pumps sold in the US is rapidly outpacing the sale of gas furnaces as more people opt for lower energy bills.
