EV
Nissan Wants You To Relax With Its New Electric Camper Van That Fits 4 And Packs 408-Mile Range
Nissan has teamed up with German camper builder Eifelland to turn the electric Interstar-e van into a home on wheels. Its 87 kWh battery delivers up to 408 miles of WLTP range and powers an induction stove, fridge, and heater.…
EVgo Is Adding Over 500 New Fast Chargers Where Millions Of Americans Already Shop
EVgo is expanding its fast charging network to cover more shopping centers. The company is expanding its partnership with one of the biggest commercial real estate developers in the U.S. Hundreds of EVgo’s 350 kW stalls will make their way…
Elon Musk Hurts Tesla More Than China Ties Hurt BYD, Survey Finds
Musk damages Tesla’s European image twice as much as BYD’s Chinese government ties hurt its brand. Tesla’s biggest reputational hit comes from Musk’s political activity and his association with Donald Trump. BYD now rivals Tesla among European EV shoppers, despite…
BYD Claims Its New EV Can Go 683 Miles On A Charge—And Add Hundreds More In 5 Minutes
China’s BYD claims it’s now selling the world’s longest-range electric car. The new Denza Z9S delivers up to 683 miles on a full charge, but there’s an asterisk in there. A 102.3-kilowatt-hour LFP battery that can be charged in just…
Audi’s New A2 E-Tron Is Its Cheapest EV—And The Most Efficient Car It Has Ever Made
Audi claims the new A2 e-tron electric hatchback is the most efficient car it has ever made. The upcoming EV harks back to the revolutionary A2 of the 2000s, which also emphasized efficiency. The new A2 features an active cool-air…
Rivian’s Also E-Bike Kicks Off Deliveries Soon
Rivian spinoff company Also is set to deliver its first e-bikes this week, TechCrunch reported. The TM-B, Also's debut product, starts at $3,500. The company says Launch Edition bikes will be delivered between this week and the middle of September. The wait…
Mercedes Boss Says The Auto Industry Went ‘Too Far’ With Removing Buttons
Mercedes-Benz admitted that it went a little too far with removing buttons from its interiors. The automaker's CEO says that it will bring back "sensible" buttons to its future cars. Those giant 55" screens, though? They're not going anywhere. There…