Inside EVs

1. I Drove The $138,000 Range Rover Electric Off-Road. It Was Exceptional

   Five years after Range Rover first announced its all-electric model, it's finally here. We have all the details.

2. Tesla Adds Cybercabs To Its Texas Robotaxi Fleet Ahead Of Launch Event

   Tesla just registered 45 new Cybercabs with the Texas DMV—and a bunch are already out roaming the streets.

3. He Charged A Chevy Bolt At A Hyundai Dealer. Then He Got A $418 Bill

   Why this dealership's charger has the most absurd electricity rate I've ever seen. And it's intentional.

4. EVs Hit A Record 98.7% Market Share In Norway. These Are The Top Sellers

   The overwhelming majority of Norwegian car buyers want EVs—and almost none want gas cars or hybrids.

5. Toyota’s Tesla-FSD Like System Arrives In 2028, But With Key Differences

   The automaker is also planning to team up with Waymo to enter the robotaxi arena.

6. Waymo's Newest City Brings Its Biggest Challenge Yet: Rides In The Snow

   Waymo currently offers service in warm climates, with mild winters. Now, it's heading to a city that gets around 56" of snow per year.

7. This 3-Year-Old Tesla Model Y Went 100,000 Miles And Barely Fast-Charged. Here's How The Battery Held Up

   If you think avoiding fast chargers can save you from EV battery degradation, think again.

8. Honda And Nissan Team Up To Make The Brains Of Future Cars

   The companies will develop common hardware and software for vehicles coming in 2029 and beyond.

9. Nissan's 'Home Run' Hybrid SUV Arrives In November To Rival Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V

   The Japanese automaker has missed out on the hybrid sales boom. That could soon change with the Rogue e:Power.

10. Here's Our Best Look Yet At The Volkswagen ID.4 Successor

    A boxier face, normal door handles, updated underpinnings and a new (but familiar) name are all coming to VW’s electric SUV.