Author: Patrick George

Big layoffs and plant closures may be coming to Volkswagen as Europe's auto crisis reaches a boiling point. Plus: Waymo raises money.

InsideEVs looks different today. That's because the next phase of our evolution has arrived, it comes with a new podcast, newsletter and more videos soon too.

Electric vehicles have a traditional sales problem. Scout Motors doesn't want to bother with any of it, but the dealers are crying foul.

Plus, the Scout EV could potentially use technology from parent company Volkswagen's new joint venture with Rivian.

Plus, Volkswagen's U.S. strategy may be on the ropes too, and Fiat's problems in Europe have Italians seething at Stellantis.

Actions, unfortunately, do have their consequences, as one Cybertruck owner apparently discovered in a now-viral video.

Hyundai's high-tech parts arm and German optical company Zeiss are working on a way to move on from screens. Will it be better?

Ford will send out replacement units to affected owners soon, because the current units could cause slower charging speeds or port damage.

D.C. may soon set the template every city could want to follow for EV drivers, mandating more charging for renters and fast charging at gas stations.

That was fast. For 2025, GMC's electric truck gets more flexibility and some colors, too.