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  1. Stellantis has canceled its plug-in hybrid Chrylser and Jeep models as it focuses on hybrids, EVs and EREVs.
  2. A bill has been introduced to congress to regulate pop-out and electronic door handles on new cars.
  3. Kia’s new entry-level electric crossover will enter Europe's increasingly competitive affordable EV market.
  4. Plus, automakers embrace open-source software and personal autonomy may not be coming that soon.
  5. A new study from Deloitte says range and charging are still the biggest concerns.
  6. ElectricFish’s DC fast charger doesn’t need costly grid upgrades. Despite that, it can still deliver up to 400 kW.
  7. This is Volvo’s make-or-break moment, and the Swedish automaker is giving it all. The proof? 400 miles of range.
  8. The electric-vehicle tax credit is gone. But manufacturers are stepping up to offer incredible deals. Here's what you need to know.
  9. Lucid Motors' interim CEO dropped some hints about its next act after the Gravity SUV. But it's done with four-door cars.
  10. Not to be outdone at CES, Ford announces a big tech push: in-car AI assistants, a unified “vehicle brain” and eyes-free driving soon.
  11. Xiaomi just updated its Tesla Model 3 rivaling sedan with faster charging, more power and an updated interior.
  12. A new battery-powered charging station in New York City could be a game changer for the economics of juicing up an EV.
  13. The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y are still untouchable. But third place is very much in play.
  14. Tesla took too long to file the trademark application for the Cybercab, now it could lose the name to a faster pen.
  15. The Jaguar I-Pace will be around for a while, but the Alphabet-owned robotaxi company is moving beyond it soon.