#Charging Infrastructure

Mary Barra Still Sees EVs as GM’s Destination Despite Slower US Adoption

In a recent interview with Fortune, Barra described EVs as the industry’s “end game” while pointing to regulations, charging infrastructure and consumer practicality as factors affecting how quickly drivers make the switch.

Toyota’s bZ EV Is Outselling the Prius. Here’s Why.

Toyota sold just over 10,000 bZ models during the quarter, an increase of nearly 80% from a year earlier. Prius sales, meanwhile, fell by more than 40% to just under 10,000 units. Together, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and battery-electric vehicles now account for well over half of Toyota’s U.S. sales.

Next-Generation Ford F-150 Lightning EREV Will Target Long-Distance Truck Owners

Unlike a conventional battery-electric truck, the upcoming model will combine electric drive with a gasoline-powered generator to extend driving range and reduce reliance on public charging.

BYD’s New Flagship SUV Draws 150,000 Orders Before Deliveries Begin

Starting at 239,900 yuan ($35,500) and offering up to 950 kilometers (590 miles) of range, the new flagship model enters one of China’s most competitive EV segments with more than 150,000 pre-orders already secured ahead of deliveries.

New Cadillac XT5 PHEV Leak Reveals Nearly 100 Miles of Electric Range

The filings indicate that Cadillac’s first electrified XT5 variant will offer up to 155 kilometers (96.3 miles) of all-electric range, giving the popular midsize crossover significantly more battery-powered driving capability than many competing plug-in hybrids.

GM Says EV Owners Could Earn Money by Sending Power Back to the Grid

As utilities face rising demand from extreme weather events, growing electrification, and energy-intensive AI data centers, GM believes EVs can serve as distributed energy assets that help stabilize power networks while providing financial benefits to owners.

Lucid Air Sapphire and Gravity Shine at Trinitē Road Rally

The rally took participants across a variety of Northern California roads, from winding mountain routes to small coastal towns, providing an extensive test of both vehicles under real-world conditions.

BYD Launches DOLPHIN G DM-i for Europe’s B-Segment

The DOLPHIN G DM-i is expected to officially launch across European markets in June, with first customer deliveries scheduled for later this year.

Hyundai Launches IONIQ V and Commits to China EV Expansion

The move signals a deeper localization strategy as Hyundai looks to compete more aggressively against fast-moving Chinese automakers.

Polestar 4 and Norway’s EV Boom are Reshaping Driving in the Arctic

Norway continues to lead global EV adoption, with electric vehicles accounting for nearly 98% of new car sales in December and close to 90% across the full year.

Stellantis EVs Gain Access to Tesla Superchargers Across North America

The move significantly increases fast-charging availability across the region and marks another step in the industry’s broader shift toward unified charging standards.

Toyota Unveils 2027 Highlander EV With 320-Mile Range

Toyota has fitted the SUV with a North American Charging System (NACS) port, expanding access to DC fast-charging infrastructure across the U.S.

Rivian R2 Spotted Charging at Tesla Supercharger During Alaska Testing

The vehicle was photographed plugged into a Tesla Supercharger, an ironic but practical sight given Rivian’s ambitions to take market share from Tesla in the mass-market EV segment.

Stellantis Takes $26B Charge as It Pulls Back From Aggressive EV Plans

Stellantis has taken a $26 billion charge tied to canceled electric vehicle projects and a strategic pivot back toward gasoline and hybrid models.

Buying an EV in Another City: Drive It Home or Have It Transported?

You’ve found the perfect electric vehicle, but there’s a catch: it’s in another city. Now you’re faced with a decision that many EV buyers encounter.

Used EVs from China: What Overseas Buyers Should Compare Before Choosing One

Learn what overseas buyers should compare before choosing used EVs from China, including battery health, range, charging, Tesla, BYD, condition reports and charging compatibility.

Ford Urges EU to Relax CO₂ Rules as EV Adoption Falls Short of 2035 Targets

With EV adoption lagging behind mandated levels, Ford argued that hybrids, stronger incentives, and more charging infrastructure are necessary to avoid forcing consumers and businesses into an unworkable transition.

Former Ford CEO Mark Fields Predicts Gradual EV Market Growth Amid Waning Demand

The former CEO also highlighted ongoing pricing issues as a key barrier to adoption.

Honda Prologue: Everything You Need to Know

The Honda Prologue marks the brand’s bold step into the electric era, blending familiar Honda reliability with Ultium-powered innovation.

Charging an EV From Solar: Is It Viable?

Can solar panels really power your EV efficiently? We break down the costs, benefits, and limitations.