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China’s Geely Clearly Wants To Come To The U.S. Here’s How It Could Pull That Off

It’s no secret that Chinese automakers want in on the United States. In fact, in a pre-COVID world, several of them were in a race to get sales moving here. But an underdeveloped product line, and then increased geopolitical tensions…

Ford Hybrids May Use Cutting-Edge BYD Batteries

Ford's future hybrids may use batteries from Chinese behemoth BYD. The automaker is reportedly planning to import BYD batteries for its models made overseas. In the U.S., Ford's EV plans took a step back last year after the end of…

Trump Is Ready For Chinese EVs: ‘Let China Come In’

Less than a year ago, automakers found themselves on the cusp of tariff hell. Car companies were suddenly hit with a gut-punch of tariffs on their supply chains and completed vehicles.  The U.S. imposed some hefty import duties on all…

Europe Is About To Get An Even Cheaper City EV—And It’s Not From China

Dacia's new city EV will be sold alongside the recently updated Spring. The new electric model will be built in Europe and share its underpinnings with the Renault Twingo. Dacia will reveal the model in the second quarter of 2026.…

Kroger Is Adding Thousands Of DC Fast Chargers At Its Stores

Kroger, one of the largest supermarket chains in the U.S., is getting serious about EV charging. It partnered with EVgo to add thousands of DC fast chargers at its stores in the next decade. The first new site is already…

Honda’s U.S.-Made Electric Mower Has A Bigger Battery Than Most Plug-In Hybrids

Honda is now bundling a new lineup of zero-turn electric lawn mowers in the U.S. The ProZision riding mowers are assembled in North Carolina. Honda is offering a battery pack that’s bigger than what most plug-in hybrids offer today. There…

Global Plug-In Car Sales Passed 20 Million In 2025 As U.S. Lost Steam

Plug-in vehicles are gaining popularity worldwide, except in North America. The U.S. and Canada not having EV incentive programs slowed sales. Growth shifted abroad: “Rest of world” was up 48%, Europe was up 33%, while China’s pace cooled as taxes…