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Lucid Faces Class Action Over 20,000-Vehicle 2022 Production Target

The class covers investors who acquired Lucid common stock between November 15, 2021, and August 3, 2022, as the four-and-a-half-year-old securities case moves toward trial or a potential settlement.

2028 Volvo XC60 PHEV Gets 78 Miles of Electric Range in Major Upgrade

Volvo says the XC60’s range more than doubles that of the current model.

Tesla Model Y Performance Could Get 659 km of Range in China

The vehicle uses a 78.4-kilowatt-hour battery and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, with several details pointing toward a performance-focused position in Tesla’s expanding Model Y lineup.

Honda to End Prologue EV Production as Automaker Shifts Focus to Hybrids

Production of Honda’s only battery-electric model sold in the U.S. is scheduled to end in December, marking another major shift in the company’s broader turnaround strategy following its first annual loss as a public company.

2027 Polestar 4 Arrives In UK With Chassis Upgrades And New Trim Structure

The electric crossover remains the brand’s quickest production SUV, with the dual-motor version capable of reaching 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds. Pricing in the UK starts at £56,750 for the rear-motor model and £63,750 for the dual-motor variant.

Volvo Opens European Factories to Geely, Zeekr, and Lynk & Co

The proposal comes as Chinese carmakers accelerate efforts to secure manufacturing capacity in Europe amid growing trade barriers and import tariffs.

Nio Opens First Greece Store as European Expansion Strategy Evolves

The new Nio House Athens, launched in partnership with local distributor Motodynamics Group, allows Greek consumers to experience and purchase several of the company’s electric vehicles as Nio balances overseas growth ambitions with a renewed focus on profitability.

Polestar 4 Coupe Launches in Korea With Lower Prices and Chassis Upgrades

The Swedish EV maker removed the “SUV” designation from the vehicle’s name, repositioning it as a coupe while enhancing ride and handling characteristics and reducing prices by up to 2 million won ($1,450) for some variants. Online sales began on June 11.

Tesla Wins Approval for Self Driving Tests in Belgium

The approval currently applies to a single vehicle and testing is expected to begin after registration and insurance requirements are completed.

Cadillac Celestiq Sources Less than 50% of Parts from North America

Despite its hand-built status and roughly $400,000 price tag, less than half of the vehicle’s parts originate from North America.

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.

Tesla to Use Former GM Site for LFP battery Production in Michigan

Tesla’s partnership with LG Energy Solution reflects a broader push to localize battery production in the United States.

Volvo to Discontinue EX30 in U.S. After Tariffs Raise EV Pricing

The development was confirmed in a report by Business Insider, citing a company statement.

Cantor Cuts Lucid (LCID) Target to $14 on Production Concerns

Analysts pointed to lower production expectations, persistently negative gross margins, additional capital needs, macroeconomic headwinds and tariff concerns as key risks.

Rivian Pledges to Overdeliver with R2 Production

Production is expected to take place on a newly developed, highly automated line with a targeted annual capacity of 155,000 units.

Polestar Names LG2 as Creative Agency to Support Canadian Expansion

The partnership is intended to strengthen brand awareness and local engagement as Polestar scales its Canadian operations.

Zeekr Launches 7 GT Shooting Brake Across Key European Markets

The shooting brake–style model is now on sale across several key European markets, adding a new body style to Zeekr’s growing regional lineup.

Polestar Overtakes Tesla and VW in Sweden With Surprise December EV Rally

A sharp spike in registrations, driven by aggressive private leasing offers and fast delivery availability, pushed the rear-windowless EV into second place for the month, trailing only Volvo.

Volkswagen ID. Buzz Pauses After One Model Year as U.S. EV Demand Softens

The decision follows sluggish demand, rising costs, and external pressures that complicated what was meant to be one of VW’s most emotionally resonant EV launches.

Rivian Stock Drops After AI Day as Investors Eye Long Road to Autonomy

Shares fell as much as 10% during the event before recovering slightly.