US Automakers Still Plan To Make More EVs, Faster
Oh the irony, it burns. The President of the United States of America aimed to kill the vehicle electrification movement in its cradle, but lately he’s been the one ruminating about heaven while US automakers keep laying more plans to…
$100 a Month for a New EV? With Fed Tax Credits Ending, Automakers Ramp Up the Deals
Federal tax credits for EV buyers will be dropped at the end of September and a new study warns that could send demand crashing. To keep buyers motivated, automakers are rolling out some of the best deals ever on new…
Toyota Opens First DC Fast Chargers With EVgo, With Impressive Capabilities
In the U.S., a major hurdle that’s hampering the broader adoption of electric vehicles is our iffy public charging infrastructure. Many drivers are concerned about the availability – and reliability – of EV chargers, and rightfully so. There are countless…
Our Messy Garages Are Hurting EV Adoption
Current policies might not be helping US EV adoption, but research suggests there’s another big reason that’s a lot closer to home—the junk in your garage. A new report from strategic communications firm Telemetry, spotted by Ars Technica, finds that…
With EV industry idling in Michigan, Motor City clings to auto dreams
The state of Michigan and other investors have tried to embrace changing times with incentives to stimulate domestic EV production. Yet despite their best efforts, investments in what has long been the U.S. auto industry’s home state are somewhat middle…
How California plans to boost EVs with no federal help
From President Trump’s first day back in office, he vowed to unravel California’s sway over the nation’s auto-emission standards by eliminating the state’s zero-emission mandates. He made good on that promise in the first several months of his second term….
Shifting gears: Will states take the wheel on US electric vehicle policy?
In the US, the Trump administration’s rollback of federal incentives supporting electric vehicle adoption will put states back in the driver’s seat on encouraging the transition to electric vehicles. With states varying wildly in their interest and support in electric…
NIO Enters Three New Markets with Local Distribution Partners
Today, NIO announced its plans to enter Singapore, Uzbekistan, and Costa Rica in 2025 and 2026, further expanding its global footprint and bringing innovative, sustainable, premium smart electric vehicles to local users.In Singapore, NIO will partner with Wearnes Automotive, a…
Global EV charging ports to grow 12% annually through 2040, says Wood Mackenzie
EV charging ports are forecast to grow to over 206 million ports deployed by 2040, reaching a $300 billion market, said the report. EV charging ports are expected to grow globally at a 12.3% compound annual growth rate from 2026…
EV Sales Might Soon Stall Out. But Charging Networks Are Flooring It
Earlier this week, we covered the ways that American public EV charging is finally just working the way it should. The fear is that an impending sales slump could influence the future plans (and pockets) of charging network providers. But…