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Range Rover has announced an all-electric grand tourer, the Range Rover GT, built on the EMA platform and set to launch in 2027. The sleek coupé-style EV aims to redefine the grand touring segment while retaining off-road capability, potentially overlapping with Jaguar's upcoming Type 01.
The Verge's Decoder podcast interviews Nvidia's head of automotive Xinzhou Wu about the company's role in the auto industry, the transition to software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving challenges, and competing for compute resources within Nvidia.
Polestar is pulling out of the US market due to a federal ban on Chinese-connected vehicle software, leaving owners and dealers uncertain about service, warranty, and resale value, with no clear compensation or accountability.
Fiat is bringing the Topolino, a tiny electric micromobility vehicle, to the US market with a top speed of 19mph, 46-mile range, and a price of $13,995.
The Amble One is a premium, street-legal electric buggy designed as a second car for short trips, with a retro look, 40 mph top speed, and 62-mile range.
Bentley has announced its first fully electric SUV named Torcal, with a range over 300 miles and a full reveal scheduled for September 23. The Torcal is a slightly smaller SUV than the Bentayga, featuring a new grille design and switchable glass sunroof, and arrives amidst a challenging luxury EV market.
Slate unveils America's cheapest EV truck at under $25,000 using Chinese-dominated LFP battery technology, a strategy enabled by recent shifts in US tax credit rules that reduced reliance on Chinese supply chains, with ironic help from Trump-era policies.
The Volvo EX30 Cross Country is a compact, efficient EV that would be ideal for the US market, but due to tariffs on Chinese-made cars, Volvo has stopped importing it to the US, making it unavailable soon.
Amble, founded by former Apple and Audi employees, unveils the Amble One, a $25,000 lightweight electric buggy inspired by moon buggies, with a 60-mile range, 40 mph top speed, and street-legal status in Europe.
Slate Auto has launched its online truck builder for its $25,000 electric pickup, offering extensive customization options across five build styles with prices up to $37,000.
Slate launches an all-electric truck starting at $24,950 with a 205-mile range, making it the most affordable EV truck in the US. First deliveries expected by end of year with preorders available.
The Mexican government unveiled the Olinia Uno, an affordable electric vehicle prototype costing about $8,500, with plans to launch next summer as part of the Plan México initiative to boost the country's economy and manufacturing sector.
The price of Slate Auto's electric pickup truck, the Blank Slate, may have leaked, starting at $24,950 for the standard range model.
Porsche announces native NACS charging ports, a significantly faster infotainment system with OTA updates, and a new E-Shift feature for the 2027 Taycan, aiming to improve usability and driving fun.
Tesla's Cybercab, a compact autonomous two-seater, has achieved the lightest weight and highest efficiency of any Tesla, with EPA filings showing 3,113 lbs curb weight and 165 Wh/mi efficiency, though a concrete deployment plan is still lacking.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe discusses the future of his company including the new R2 SUV, competition with Tesla and Ferrari, and the challenges of staying afloat in the EV market.
BMW unveiled its Neue Klasse M concept, a two-door sedan with four electric motors and 800V architecture, previewing a future electric M3 for motorsports.
Rivian's first drive of the 2027 R2 midsize electric SUV shows it aims to bring adventure EVs to the mainstream with a sub-$60,000 price, 330-mile range, and off-road capability.
Rivian unveils the R2, a more affordable midsize electric SUV starting at $45,000, with multiple trims and up to 330 miles of range, aiming for volume sales to secure the company's future.
A tweet highlights that new Tesla vehicles can drive themselves to a destination and find parking with a single tap, including the base model.