The automaker is still on the chopping block and it’s unclear when these layoffs will end.
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The Fisker Ocean Actually Excelled In This Long-Distance Range Test
Fisker is in trouble, but the Ocean matched or beat the Kia EV6, Tesla Model Y RWD and more despite slightly lower temperatures.
Volvo’s U.S. Car Sales Growth Was Mainly Driven By PHEVs In April 2024
Buyers are probably waiting for the next generation of Volvo EVs: the EX30 and EX90.
European Commission Sharpens Inquiry Into Chinese EV Subsidies
The European Commission is set to impose new tariffs on Chinese electric car imports. The question is how high will they be?
‘Detached From Reality’: Welcome To The Tesla vs. $TSLA Showdown
Also on tap for today's roundup: a look at Toyota's challenges despite massive profits, and a prediction for Lucid's Q1 report.
EV charger reliability gains will take more than a Tesla connector
Nearly every EV brand in North America is adopting Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS) connector and gaining access to the automaker's Supercharger network. But despite that network's fairly good reputation for reliability, the NACS connector alone may not guarantee an overall improvement in charger reliability, says one expert. Joerg... The Tesla Cybertruck Is Just ‘Ok’ Compared To The Competition
One of the "most controversial new vehicles you can buy" isn't as interesting as it looks.
Interior of Europe bound Denza Z9 GT spied.
Spy shots of the interior of the flagship wagon from BYD brand Denza. The Denza Z9 GT will launch in May and go on sale soon.
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Alaska Tidal Energy: New Study Shows Alaska’s Cook Inlet Could Power 70,000 Homes
Alaska’s Cook Inlet, that gorgeous blue waterway seen here, contains huge amounts of untapped tidal energy.
Report: 4 of 10 Americans live with unhealthy air, and EVs can help
Air pollution remains a major threat to the health of many Americans, but stricter emissions rules could help, according to the American Lung Association. The organization's 25th annual "State of the Air" report found that 131 million people—39% of the U.S. population—live in areas with unhealthy areas of air pollution. And spikes in... 