InsideEVs breaking news of the day about electric vehicles

1. Edmunds Is 'Sick' Of The Dodge Charger Daytona EV's Problems

   Edmunds' reviewers say they could forgive the car's problems if they "actually liked the thing."

2. This Wild EV Sports Car Built By Former Tesla Executives Is Limited To Just 150 Units

   It weighs less than 2,000 pounds and has a claimed range of 275 miles.

3. Experts Predicted An EV Sales Collapse. It's Already Started

   Experts said electric car sales would fall off a cliff in October. Here's what happened.

4. Another Chip Shortage Could Disrupt The Auto Industry

   We also discuss why BYD’s profits are shrinking and how Volvo turned back on its EV promises.

5. The Self-Driving Race Is Fully Back On

   This week on the Plugged-In Podcast: news from Slate Auto, Lucid, and Nvidia. Plus an electric Toyota Corolla is coming.

6. This Toyota bZ Is Anything But Boring

   It’s six inches lower than the standard electric crossover, and the power output has been upped by a fair bit.

7. The Tesla Cybertruck’s Glued-On Lightbars Are Falling Off, So Here Comes Another Recall

   Tesla is recalling over 6,000 trucks after it received more than 600 warranty claims about detaching off-road lightbars.

8. Ford Owners: Your Phone App Just Got A Lot Better

   The redesigned app makes it easier to access the climate settings, and there’s an upgraded charging screen.

9. Affordable Kia EV4 Sedan 'Delayed Until Further Notice' In The U.S.

   What could have been Kia's Tesla Model 3 fighter is no longer coming to America—at least for now. And tariffs may be to blame.

10. Elon Musk Mocked The AWS Outage. Then My Tesla App Stopped Working

    America’s most reliable EV charging network ran into some headaches when Amazon Web Services went down.

11. Lucid Midsize Tesla Model Y Competitor: Everything We Know

    Lucid's $50,000 "Project Midsize" competitor is coming in 2026. Here's everything we know about it.

12. The Lexus LS Is Dead. It Could Return As An Electric Crossover

    Lexus just revealed a large, coupe-like electric SUV study with an LS badge that may show the way forward for the flagship nameplate.

13. The Layoffs Are Coming To The EV Sector. Here's What It Means

    Today on Critical Materials: GM lays off 3,300 EV workers, South Korea strikes a tariff deal, and Stellantis gets into robotaxis.

14. ‘Everything's On A Screen’: Here’s Why Scout’s New Cars Will Have Good-Old Buttons

    Scout Motors’ CEO hates that “everything’s eight layers down.” Here’s how he plans to change that.

15. Scout Motors Has 130,000 Reservations. Nearly All Want The Gas Engine

    However, the reborn automaker’s CEO is adamant that the future is still electric.