Inside EVs

1. Tesla Is Recalling 15 Cars For Being Too Canadian

   Tesla accidentally sold 15 customers cars that it imported from Canada, which means they don't meet federal safety standards.

2. The Tesla Diner Was The World's Most Utilized Supercharger In Its First Year

   The Tesla Diner delivered more electricity than any other Supercharger station in the world, averaging 1,600 sessions per day.

3. Battery Startup Raises $300 Million Promising 20% More EV Range

   Sila says its silicon anodes could deliver 20% more range as it scales U.S. production for Mercedes, Panasonic and other automakers.

4. I Sat In The New Electric Range Rover GT. It Skips A Big Thing I Hate In Luxury EVs

   The new Range Rover GT will not get obnoxious levels of digital real estate. But it will still be a true software-defined vehicle.

5. BYD Wants To Take the World's Fastest Car Record... From Itself

   BYD's own Yangwang U9 Xtreme already holds the production car top speed record, but it's determined to beat that soon.

6. EVs Just Hit 25% Market Share In Europe

   Electric cars accounted for 25.6% of June registrations across 17 European markets, as sales jumped nearly 40%.

7. Tesla Has To Fix Its Super-Bright Headlights. A New Law Could Change Things For Good.

   Tesla called its uber-bright headlights "inconsequential" to safety. Now the feds are making it fix the problem.

8. Tesla Is Actually Doing Pretty Well In California Again

   After a rough 2025, Tesla sales are rebounding in America's biggest market for EVs.

9. Used EV Values Are Actually Rising. Why That's Good And Bad News.

   Used cars don't usually become more valuable over time—and especially not used electric ones.

10. Polestar Won't Appeal Its U.S. Ban. Now Dealers Are Left Holding The Bag

    The company had “significant dialogue” with American authorities and believes an appeal would lead nowhere.