Tesla is now producing almost a half-million new 4680 cells every day.
Author: Rob Stumpf
China Tells Automakers: Keep The Best EV Tech At Home
Plus, China's V2G pilot program to balance the electrical grid and dealership service is unprepared for revenue shifts with EVs.
Jaguar Boss Says Move To EVs Has Been ‘Hugely Frustrating’
Jaguar's move to a fully-electrified brand hasn't been easy—now we know why.
We Thought Automakers Would Give Up On Hydrogen. BMW’s Betting On It
Electrification might be the current focus for automakers, but BMW is betting hydrogen will still be the next big thing.
Tesla Full Self-Driving Is Finally Coming To Europe And China In 2025
Tesla is making good on its plans to bring its more advanced driver assistance system to two new continents.
Volkswagen Chief Warns Brand Has “One, Maybe Two” Years To Get It Together
Plus, BYD pushes pause on Mexico and more Ultium workers join the UAW.
Here’s What Mazda’s New EV Will Be Called
A new trademark filing, along with some previous hints from a Mazda executive, may have revealed what its next EV will be called.
China’s Electric Car Companies Are Still Not Invincible
Plus, calls for Software-Defined Vehicle standards, and Tesla asks Canada for a tariff break on its Chinese-built EVs.
The U.S. Is Now Adding 1,000 New EV Chargers Every Week
Plus, Canada adds a new 100% tariff on Chinese EVs and Canoo moves to Texas.
Porsche Hates Fake Shifting On EVs: ‘Why Make Something Worse?’
Porsche said that it looked at adding simulated shifting (like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N) to its EVs but felt that it made the car "worse."
