EV & Electric Cars News and Reviews

Tesla Launches Autonomous Driving Tests in France

30Nov

By S.MartinezNo Comments

Tesla Launches Autonomous Driving Tests in France

Starting December 1, 2025, Tesla is inviting French passengers to experience its supervised full self-driving (FSD) technology at various Tesla Centers across the country. This marks a significant step towards showcasing the advanced capabilities of FSD in Europe after extensive testing globally.Key TakeawaysTesla begins passenger tests for its supervised full self-driving (FSD) technology in France from December 1, 2025.The FSD system can navigate city streets, highways, private roads, roundabouts, and manage lane changes and exits.Passengers must be at least 18 years old to participate in the free trials available at ten Tesla Centers across France.Tesla’s decision to launch these passenger tests comes after accumulating over 10 billion kilometers of real-world driving data with FSD enab...

Tesla Cybertruck Makes Splash in South Korea with First Deliveries

30Nov

By E.WilsonNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News, Pickup Trucks

Tesla Cybertruck Makes Splash in South Korea with First Deliveries

Tesla's futuristic Cybertruck made its grand entrance into the Korean market on November 27, 2025, when Tesla Korea handed over the first batch of 30 units to eager owners at a ceremonial event in Seoul. The Cultural Reserve Base was transformed into an electric vehicle (EV) showcase with interactive demos and a light show featuring all Tesla models.Key TakeawaysTesla Korea delivered the first 30 Cybertrucks to owners in Seoul on November 27, 2025.The event included hands-on activities such as durability tests and a light show with all Tesla models.FSD Supervised is set to roll out to Cybertruck by the end of 2025.Owners were treated to a variety of activities, including hammer-strike durability tests that demonstrated the truck's resilience. They also had the chance to purchase accessorie...

Peter Brock Unveils Stunning Studio Concept 1963 Corvette at MCACN

30Nov

By S.MartinezNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News

Peter Brock Unveils Stunning Studio Concept 1963 Corvette at MCACN

Automotive legend Peter Brock recently dazzled the crowd at the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals in Chicago with his latest creation: a stunning blue 1963 C2 Corvette. The car, known as the Studio Concept 1963 Corvette, is a tribute to one of the most iconic designs in automotive history.Key TakeawaysPeter Brock unveiled his latest creation at MCACN in Chicago.The car features dark accents replacing chrome and functional hood vents.Brock's Sting Ray will be up for auction at Mecum Kissimmee in January 2026.At the event, Brock was joined by Mecum’s Scott Hoke and Chris Jacobs to discuss his latest project. The Studio Concept Corvette is a subtle homage to the classic Sting Ray design but with modern touches that enhance its appeal. One of the most striking features is the removal of all br...

Mercedes Updates Combustion GLC SUV and Coupe with Larger Grille

30Nov

By AGN EditorNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News, SUV & Crossovers

Mercedes Updates Combustion GLC SUV and Coupe with Larger Grille

Mercedes-Benz is set to introduce refreshed versions of its combustion-powered GLC SUV and Coupe models, featuring a larger grille and other aesthetic updates. The changes are designed to keep the vehicles competitive alongside the brand's new electric GLC EQ model.Key TakeawaysThe refreshed GLCs will feature a bigger front grille, star-shaped daytime running lights (DRLs), and possibly an updated dashboard.Mercedes-Benz aims to make the combustion-powered versions visually distinct from their electric counterparts while retaining appeal for customers who prefer internal combustion engines.The facelifted models are expected to arrive in model year 2027, with updates focused on exterior design elements rather than significant mechanical changes.Mercedes-Benz is testing the updated versions ...

Chinese Automakers Ready to Flood Global Markets with Budget EVs and PHEVs

30Nov

By E.WilsonNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News

Chinese Automakers Ready to Flood Global Markets with Budget EVs and PHEVs

Chinese automakers are gearing up to dominate the global electric vehicle (EV) market by introducing a wave of budget-friendly models priced as low as $14,000. These new entries aim to capture international markets at an unprecedented pace.Key TakeawaysChinese automakers are exporting EVs and PHEVs starting from 100,001 yuan ($14,100).New models like the Leapmotor A10 and Nio Firefly aim to enter over a dozen new markets worldwide.Falling prices have led to profit drops for some companies but are expected to increase market share significantly.The Guangzhou Motor Show showcased several new budget-friendly EVs, including the Leapmotor A10 and Nio Firefly. Both models are priced around 100,000 yuan ($14,100) in China and are set to enter international markets next year.BYD and Great Wall Mot...

2025 Volvo EX30 Cross Country: A Nostalgic Twist on Modern EV Luxury

30Nov

By J.CarterNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News, SUV & Crossovers

2025 Volvo EX30 Cross Country: A Nostalgic Twist on Modern EV Luxury

The 2025 Volvo EX30 Cross Country is a surprising entry in the compact SUV market, offering a blend of traditional Scandinavian design and modern electric vehicle technology. With its recent price realignment, it’s now more accessible to enthusiasts looking for an adventurous ride without breaking the bank.Key TakeawaysThe EX30 Cross Country is priced at $69,990, making it a compelling option in its segment.It boasts impressive performance figures with 315kW and 534Nm torque, achieving 0 to 100km/h in just 3.95 seconds.The ride quality is enhanced for off-road conditions, though it still excels on urban streets.Volvo’s decision to lower the EX30 Cross Country's price point by $4k compared to its previous iteration makes it a more attractive proposition. The car retains its distinctive Scan...

Tesla Brings Near Autonomous Driving to Europe: What You Can Try in December and How It Will Change by 2026

30Nov

By E.WilsonNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News

Tesla Brings Near Autonomous Driving to Europe: What You Can Try in December and How It Will Change by 2026

Tesla is making waves across the European automotive landscape with its upcoming Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, a feature that has been extensively tested in the United States. Starting from December, Tesla enthusiasts in Europe will have their first taste of this revolutionary system through passenger demonstrations at select stores.Key TakeawaysTesla's FSD technology is coming to Europe with a demo phase starting December 1st.The demonstration will be available in five Italian cities: Milan, Rome, Bologna, Verona, and Padova.FSD aims to significantly reduce the risk of severe collisions by up to seven times when used correctly.Starting December 1st, Tesla fans across Europe can experience a glimpse into the future. In Italy alone, five major cities—Milan, Rome, Bologna, Verona, and ...

30Nov

By S.MartinezNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News, SUV & Crossovers

Fiat Punto’s End Signals Shift to SUVs

The Fiat Punto, a beloved icon of small cars for decades, has finally bid farewell. Its discontinuation marks the end of an era and ushers in a new chapter dominated by sport utility vehicles (SUVs). As we wave goodbye to this charming hatchback, it's hard not to reflect on its legacy and ponder what lies ahead.Key TakeawaysThe Fiat Punto was a staple in the small car market for over two decades.SUVs have seen a significant rise in popularity, outperforming traditional hatchbacks like the Punto.The shift towards SUVs reflects changing consumer preferences and trends in automotive design.Remember when you'd see a Fiat Punto cruising down the road and think, 'There's a reliable ride'? That nostalgic feeling is what we're saying goodbye to. The Punto was more than just a car; it was an emblem...

30Nov

By J.CarterNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News

Tesla’s New Lost Hills Supercharger: A Self-Sufficient Charging Hub

Tesla has unveiled its newest and largest Supercharger station in Lost Hills, California, boasting a staggering 164 stalls that cater to both regular EV drivers and those towing heavy loads. This expansive facility not only marks the company's commitment to sustainable energy but also sets a new standard for high-capacity charging stations.Key TakeawaysThe Lost Hills Supercharger station is the world’s largest, with 164 stalls and 12 pull-through slots for trucks and trailers.The site runs entirely on solar power from an 11-megawatt array paired with 10 Tesla Megapacks storing up to 39 megawatt-hours of energy.Tesla completed the construction in just over a year, showcasing unprecedented efficiency for such large-scale projects.Located along I-5, one of California’s busiest highways, the L...

Clarios Acquires Maxwell Technologies to Enhance Supercapacitor Portfolio

30Nov

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EV & Electric Cars, Industry & Business, News

Clarios Acquires Maxwell Technologies to Enhance Supercapacitor Portfolio

Clarios, a leading supplier of low-voltage energy storage solutions, has announced the acquisition of Maxwell Technologies, a manufacturer renowned for its supercapacitors. This strategic move aims to strengthen Clarios' position in high-performance, short-duration energy storage solutions.Key TakeawaysClarios acquires Maxwell Technologies to bolster its supercapacitor offerings.The deal enhances Clarios’ supply chain stability for both US and global customers in the EV and broader mobility sector.Maxwell’s technology is expected to support battery circularity and innovation in low-voltage energy storage.This acquisition marks a significant expansion of Clarios' product range, as Maxwell Technologies specializes in supercapacitors that can handle up to 1 million charging cycles under extre...