Inside EVs

1. Rivian Says The R2 Has Half The Carbon Footprint Of An R1S

   The R2 helped Rivian hit its carbon footprint goals four years early, the company claims in its latest sustainability report.

2. Teslas Are Way More Likely To Have Salvage Titles: Report

   Nearly 20% of auctioned Teslas come with salvage titles, EpicVIN says. That's over twice as bad as the industry average.

3. Toyota Is Reportedly Getting Into EREVs. Here's What We Know

   Extended-range EVs are gaining traction in China. Toyota wants in on the game.

4. High-Mileage EVs May Hold Up Better Than Gas Cars: Study

   Are concerns about EV longevity overblown? According to a new study of 47 million vehicle inspections in the U.K., the answer is yes.

5. Your Next Cadillac Or Chevy EV Could Have A Recycled Battery

   General Motors said it is now using old battery materials to power new electric vehicles.

6. Voltpost’s Lamppost EV Chargers Are Expanding, With Free Top-Ups In Brooklyn

   More than a dozen new lamppost-mounted EV charging ports are now live across the state of New York.

7. The Tesla Semi Had This Reviewer Skeptical. Now He Thinks It’s A Game Changer

   Top Gear’s Jack Scarlett thought the electric truck had missed its moment. A factory tour and a passenger ride changed his mind.

8. This 1970 Scout Sat In A Field For Years. Now It’s An EV With Its Original 4-Speed Manual

   Canada’s Beachman says EV conversions start at $25,000.

9. Rolls-Royce’s Latest Problem: Keeping Its New EV’s Cashmere Roof Intact At 176°F

   The British marque will also slam Project Nightingale’s unique side-opening trunk 15,000 times as part of its testing process.

10. This Chinese SUV Has Built-In Propellers So It Can Drive Across Water

    The Geely Battleship 700 can float and even traverse water thanks to its built-in propellers.