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America Added Fewer EV Fast-Charging Stations In Q2. Here’s Why That’s Not Bad News
The U.S. added thousands of new public fast-charging ports in the second quarter, but the rate of growth slowed. The all-time market share of Tesla Superchargers fell below 50% for the very first time. Utilization rates remained steady, as drivers…
Rivian’s Electric Van Outsold Its Rivals Combined—By 70%
Rivian’s electric van is outselling the competition by a wide margin—again. The company’s commercial EV even outsold the R1T pickup in the second quarter. The ECV has dominated the American electric van segment for many months. Rivian’s van is the…
Subaru’s Best-Selling EV Faced The 70 MPH Highway Range Test. Here’s How It Performed
InsideEVs contributor Tom Moloughney range-tested the Subaru Uncharted on the highway. The Uncharted is Subaru’s cheapest new EV, and it can deliver up to 308 miles of range, according to the EPA estimate. This highway range test put the top-spec…
California’s $3,500 EV Rebate Program Starts ‘Later This Summer’
California's $3,500 EV rebate program is almost here. The new incentive will become available "later this summer," the California Governor's office said on Monday. It's an on-the-hood rebate for new EVs costing up to $50,000 and used ones costing up…
BYD’s New Electric Supercar Costs $180,000 In Europe. Will Customers Show Up?
The Denza Z is a four-seat electric sports car made by Denza, BYD's luxury brand. It will start at roughtly $190,000 in the U.K. That's is nearly double its price in China, which is only around $100,000. It has 1,582…
Hyundai’s Got An Awesome-Looking $30,000 EV. But It’s Not For You
Hyundai's fantastic looking Ioniq 3 electric hatchback just silently drove up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It was probably the cheapest car anywhere even near the event, but that's actually why it made such a splash. Hyundai…
Apple’s Self-Driving Car Program Failed. But It Still Made Your iPhone Better
Remember when Apple wanted to make a car? For about a decade, starting around 2014, Apple quietly spent billions developing a self-driving car. The project was cancelled in early 2024 before it could bear fruit—terrible pun intended—but that doesn't mean…