Tesla's Fight For Elon Musk's $56B Payday Will Be Decided By The DE Supreme Court
Elon Musk’s $56B Tesla payday is back in the spotlight — and the Delaware Supreme Court’s decision could reshape more than just one billionaire’s fortune.
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Can You Ride An Electric Scooter In The Bike Lane? It's Complicated
If you have an electric scooter, check with the state DMV about whether or not you can ride it in a bike lane, as the rules are different for each state.
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There's Only One Thing Tesla Could Do To Make Me Consider Buying A Model Y SUV
Teslas were huge in EVs years ago, but now they have enough competition that there are lots of choices. There is one thing that could put them back on top.
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Dear Elon: I Don't Want To Hear Another Word About Flying Teslas Until This Real Problem Is Fixed
It's not uncommon for people to be frustrated with Elon Musk, especially when he's discussing flying cars instead of fixing this major problem first.
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GM Takes A $1.6B Hit After Fed Reverses On EVs
The end of federal tax credits for electric vehicles have made a $1.6 billion dent on General Motors. What kind of plan does the automaker have for the future?
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Tesla's 'Mad Max Mode' Has The Government's Attention – And Not For A Good Reason
Amidst already concerning investigations by government authorities, Tesla rolled out "Mad Max mode" which instructs FSD to drive faster and more aggressively.
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Tesla Owner Shows Just How Cheap It Can Be To Charge An EV
EVs may no longer benefit from tax credits, but they still have an overall ownership cost advantage over gasoline cars, as one Tesla owner has demonstrated.
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This Japanese IT Giant Is Getting Into The Car Business
A Japanese IT giant is taking a plunge into the car business and is even releasing a concept car. Here's everything you need to know about the business move.
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Who Makes DeWalt EV Chargers And Are They Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say
An at-home charger for your electric vehicle is a gamechanger, and you'll almost certainly want one from a reputable brand, so how does DeWalt's hold up?
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This Tiny Chinese EV Hopes To Tackle Japan's Massive Kei Car Market
Kei cars are a big deal in the Japanese market, accounting for 40% of new sales there. These are small cars that produce no more than 63 horsepower.
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Tesla Owners Are Losing More Range Than Expected – Here's What They Say
Some Tesla owners have reported more battery capacity drain than Tesla generally anticipates. Here's what's happening and what could be causing it.
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Confusing Definitions Flood NY Streets With Ultra-Fast, Illegal E-Bikes
The New York City mayor has implemented a speed limit specifically for e-bikes throughout the city, in hopes of curbing the public safety risk they pose.
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This $150,000 Chevy-Based Electric RV May Be Dead Before It Even Gets Off The Ground
There was a Chevy-based electric RV announced with a MSRP of $150,000. However, it looks like it was cancelled before it could get off the ground.
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5 Of The Most Underrated Muscle Cars Ever Made
Everyone thinks of a Mustang or Challenger when it comes to classic muscle cars, but there are some under-the-radar muscle cars worth investing in.
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Cadillac's Newest SUV Takes The Best Page From Tesla's Playbook
There's a lot to consider when buying an EV, including charging network compatibility. Cadillac's hoping to solve that problem by following Tesla's lead.
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VW Is Putting ID Buzz Production On Ice – Here's Why
Volkswagen's ID.Buzz is an EV that evokes strong nostalgia in VW fans, but its high price and low estimated mileage have made it a tough sell.
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5 Of The Best EV Alternatives To The Tesla Model S (And They're Cheaper, Too)
The Tesla Model S has been one of the most competitive electric sedans on the market since it launched, but these days it has a little more competition.
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These Canceled Cars Prove That Automakers Are Backtracking On EVs
After years of growing enthusiasm, the buzz is waning for electric cars in the U.S., thanks to the cancellation of tax credit subsidies and poor infrastructure.
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Toyota Sets Target Launch Date For 'World-First' Solid State EV Battery
Solid State batteries are the goal for next-generation EVs because they're lighter and safer. Toyota is making a big push to build them. Here's what we know.
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5 Of The Fastest EVs Under $100K, Ranked By Speed
You don't need a Rimac to fly in an EV -- these Teslas, Kias, and Hyundais hit insane speeds with razor-sharp handling for under $100K.
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Nearly 13,000 US Teslas Are Being Recalled – And It Isn't For A Small Problem
Several newer Tesla vehicles are the subject of yet another recall for the EV automaker, and this one in particular could pose a significant danger to drivers.
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Are VinFast Cars Reliable? This Is What Owners Say
VinFast cars didn't exactly receive the warmest welcome in North America. According to the owners, reliability isn't their strongest side, either.
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Rivian's Worst-Kept Secret Was Finally Confirmed
Following leaks and the bike itself being out in the wild, Rivian spin-off 'Also' has unveiled a new e-bike that has some impressive specs for its huge price.
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You Can Now Buy A Brand-New Hummer EV For Less Than $100K
For some, an all-electric Hummer is a dream come true, but it's comes with a hefty price tag. However, with the current discounts, you can get one under $100k.
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Texas Has A New EV Incentive Program (And Tesla's Benefiting From It)
The U.S.' $7,500 EV tax rebate may have come to an end, but Texas has stepped with a new incentive for local EV purchases, including Teslas.
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These Tesla Drivers Claim Their 'Full Self Driving' EVs Tried To Drive Onto Active Train Tracks
Ignorance of active railroad crossings is just one of many issues that Tesla's self-driving tech has seemingly not accounted for when driving autonomously.
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8 Years After The Tesla Roadster Was Announced, Buyers Want Their $50,000 Back
Tesla asked interested customers to plunk down a $50,000 deposit for the Tesla Roadster in 2017 but still hasn't delivered the model nor some refunds.
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