Inside EVs

1. Used EVs Are Selling Like Hotcakes. The Fastest Movers May Surprise You

   The biggest name in the business didn't even crack the top 10.

2. Defying Online Backlash, The Ferrari Luce EV Is Already Sold Out Through 2027

   Purists slammed the electric Ferrari’s design at launch, but its wealthy buyers just bought out the entire 2027 allocation.

3. Nearly 1 In 3 Hyundais Sold In October Was A Hybrid As High Gas Prices Push Buyers To Pivot

   Hyundai’s hybrid mix hit a record 29% last month, while Kia’s affordable EV3 made a strong U.S. debut.

4. Finding And Using BP Pulse EV Chargers Just Got A Whole Lot Easier

   The oil giant’s EV charging subsidiary is now part of North America’s largest roaming network, making life a little easier for drivers.

5. Mercedes-Benz Is Giving Up On Its EV Charging Network In Europe

   In a silent transaction, the automaker sold its EV fast chargers to a local player, exiting the European market.

6. BYD’s 300-MPH Electric Hypercar Crashed During Testing. The Driver Survived

   The nearly 3,000-horsepower EV was unrecognizable after the crash, but the passenger cell did its job and kept the driver safe.

7. Gas Vs. Electric: Which BMW Goes Further Without Stopping For Fuel?

   The BMW iX3 takes on a gas-powered X3 to see how far each can go on one fill-up.

8. Ford's Privacy Promise Includes A 'Quasi-80s Mode' To Dumb-Down Connected Cars

   In an era of connected smart cars, Ford wants owners to decide if they should be dumb again.

9. BMW's Tesla FSD Rival Hits City Streets In 2027

   The system will be able to handle turns, lane changes, city traffic, and even roundabouts on the way to a set destination.

10. Volvo Is Getting Crushed In The U.S.

    Tariffs and a lack of demand is putting Volvo up against a major profitability crisis.