InsideEVs breaking news of the day about electric vehicles

1. Ford Backtracks On Extending The EV Lease Credit

   The American automaker previously said that it would offer the now-cancelled $7,500 federal tax credit until the end of the year.

2. Standard Model Y and Model 3: All The Features Tesla Cut

   From FM radio to power mirrors to Autopilot, here's everything Tesla cut to make its cheaper Model 3 and Model Y.

3. The New Chevy Bolt Is Much Better At Fast-Charging. But That's Not All

   General Motors conducted 100+ fast-charging tests over nine networks nationwide to improve the new Bolt’s charging performance.

4. Toyota Just Struck A Key Deal To Make Solid-State Batteries

   The Japanese automaker wants to be among the first to bring solid-state tech to market, but it will take at least two more years.

5. The 2027 Chevy Bolt Will Be ‘Limited Run’ Only 

   General Motors revealed the next-generation Bolt on Wednesday. However, you may have to move fast if you want one.

6. Why General Motors Backed Out Of Its EV Lease Credit Plan

   Plus, Ford dials back F-150 Lightning production, and the Feds threaten to pull back $1.1 billion in grants from GM and Stellantis.

7. The Tesla Model Y Standard's Fabric Roof Makes No Sense

   Tesla made a new headliner that covers up the glass roof in the Model Y Standard, so it’s still there, but you can’t see through it.

8. How Much Does A Tesla Cost? Model By Model Price Breakdown (Updated)

   Tesla has five passenger EVs on sale today, but the company is always shuffling trim levels.

9. Someone Bought A Brand-New BMW i3 In The U.S. This Year

   The quirky first-generation i3 was discontinued in the U.S. four years ago, so what’s going on?

10. Ferrari’s First Electric Car Is Coming—And It Will Be A Loud, Quad-Motor Demon

    It's called the Ferrari Elettrica. And it's not just an EV of an existing Ferrari, but a whole new approach to extreme performance.

11. Tesla Will Sell You A Model 3 Turn Signal Stalk Retrofit For $595

    After taking away the turn signal on the Model 3, Tesla is asking for money to put it back on U.S.-spec vehicles.

12. 'Model Trash': Even Tesla Fans Are Slamming Its Hyped-Up Cheaper EVs

    Tesla fans can't seem to justify the amount of features cut from the cars for just a $5,000 price reduction.

13. 2027 Chevy Bolt: Meet America's Cheapest New EV

    The reborn Chevrolet Bolt gets a compelling $28,995 price tag, improved range and much better charging specs than before.

14. Rivian Says Not To Rule Out Lidar In Future Models

    With lidar costs falling and camera sensors hitting their limits, Rivian isn't ruling out the technology just yet.

15. Why BMW Is Still Betting Big On Hydrogen

    BMW's first hydrogen EV is coming soon. We sit down with the executive responsible to learn why BMW is still bullish on fuel-cell tech.