Toyota joins US public EV charging network IONNA – Charged EVs
As regular Charged readers know, Toyota’s electrification strategy blows hot and cold—in Q2 2024, its EV share of total US brand sales was abysmal—below 2%, lower than any other
The Ford Capri Is Already Catching Shade From Polestar’s CEO
This morning, I had to double-check whether the InsideEVs CMS was working properly. That's because when I went to edit a story about the new electric 2025 Ford Capri, I was convinced that I was looking at a Polestar 2
Tesla Cybertruck might have become the best-selling electric pickup truck in the US
Tesla Cybertruck might have become the best-selling electric pickup truck in the US. If it wasn’t last quarter, it looks like it will be this quarter.
Unfortunately, Tesla doesn’t break down its
Tesla Needs A Radical Strategy To Turn Around. How About Acting Normal?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk scored a big win recently when his $56 billion pay package got the green light from shareholders a second time, but the company he runs has been far less fortunate in 2024.
On Tuesday, Tesla reported
Ford CEO calls out America’s love for ‘monster vehicles’ with smaller $30,000 EV coming
As the leader of the over 120-year-old automaker, Ford CEO Jim Farley has an essential job of steering it into the future. Farley said smaller EVs, which Ford is shifting toward, are
Ford CEO Hits Back At Electric Vehicle ‘Politics,’ Disinformation
If you're an auto industry executive in 2024, there are three ways to do your job: actively fight against any sort of global electrified transition, bury your head in the sand and aim to retire fast enough for it to
Chart: Larger Vehicles Have Greater Potential for Fuel Cost Savings from Electrification – CleanTechnica
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Because larger vehicles use more energy than smaller vehicles, there is greater potential for fuel cost savings when switching to vehicles powered by electricity.
<pNissan feels the heat from BYD’s EV price war in China
Nissan is the latest victim of BYD’s “liberation battle” against gas-powered cars. After BYD’s aggressive price cuts this year, Nissan is shutting down a factory in China as it struggles to keep
NHTSA Relaxes CAFE Rules; 50.4 MPG Average By 2031
The EPA has faced some criticism from climate activists for relaxing its emissions rules as automakers claimed that targets it set were physically impossible. Now, the NHTSA has also relaxed its MPG fleet goals to dovetail with the
Nissan preps for next-gen LEAF EV production, but ‘a real challenge’ awaits
Nissan is preparing to begin production of the next-gen LEAF, which could happen as early as next March. Although work is already underway for the new EV, “a real challenge” awaits at