Inside EVs

1. Elon Musk Finally Gets His White House EV Summit

   It is dubious whether this ringing Trump endorsement will lift Tesla's falling sales or stock price. Also: Northvolt goes bankrupt.

2. The Porsche Macan Will Be Electric-Only After The ICE Version Dies: Official

   Porsche “stands by this decision.” That said, the automaker is considering a new hybrid SUV different from the Macan and Cayenne.

3. The Lexus RZ Just Got Far More Interesting With 8-Speed Shifts, Yoke Steering

   The Lexus RZ hits the gym, adds up to 408 horsepower and becomes a rolling lab for future Toyota EV tech—including steer-by-wire.

4. The Toyota C-HR+ Has Tesla-Rivaling Range And Could Be U.S.-Bound

   It's a downsized version of the new bZ4X, with SUV coupe vibes and up to 600 km of range in Europe. Could it be a hit in America, too?

5. Toyota Confirms An Electric Truck Is Coming

   Along with the updated bZ4X, C-HR+ and Urban Cruiser, Toyota has three more EVs coming by 2026. One is clearly a truck—and a Land Cruiser too?

6. The Toyota bZ4X Just Got Way, Way Better. Here's What's New

   Toyota's EV levels up with two battery options, more range, more power and faster charging. The car's chief engineer breaks it down.

7. Future Toyota EVs Will Get Familiar Toyota Names

   Say goodbye to "bZ4X" and other confusing alphanumerics. Toyota is changing its naming strategy as future cars get EV counterparts.

8. Rivian Just Added Hands-Free Driving And 'Rally Mode' In A Software Update

   Rivian's R1S and R1T just got a whole lot better. But the upgrades are only available for certain trucks.

9. Ford Just Finished Shipping 140,000 Free Tesla Charging Adapters

   The automaker says its EV customers can now access a DC fast charger every 18 miles on most U.S. highways.

10. The One Thing Car Companies Should Do To Sell More EVs

    A new study says 71% of buyers would be more likely to purchase an EV from a manufacturer that handles all aspects of home charging.