Ford’s electric SuperVan 4.2 has set a new Nürburgring record for vans with a stunning 6:48 lap. Driven by Romain Dumas, it showcases the future of EV performance.
The Trump Administration has reinstated $5 billion in EV charger funding following a court ruling. The NEVI program will resume with fewer restrictions and a focus on simplifying state applications, sparking debate over its long-term impact on America’s EV infrastructure.
BYD’s Yangwang U9 Track Edition takes electric performance to the extreme with a quad-motor setup delivering 3,019 horsepower, cutting-edge suspension, and race-focused aerodynamics.
The Audi RS6 Avant is closing out its current generation with record-breaking sales in 2025, defying industry trends and leaving rivals scrambling to catch up.
A BMW M4 driver who allegedly taunted California Highway Patrol officers for weeks has been arrested after a 170 MPH high-speed chase. Authorities say the 33-year-old posted videos of his reckless pursuits online before being caught and having his vehicle impounded.
The 15% tariff isn’t just about numbers—it’s about redefining global trade dynamics in the auto sector. The coming months will be crucial. As more countries line up for favorable terms, automakers will need to make fast, strategic decisions about production, pricing, and expansion.
The 2026 Toyota Tundra doesn’t reinvent the wheel — but it doesn’t need to. Instead, it builds on an already strong foundation with real-world improvements, stylish new options, and the kind of thoughtful updates that actually matter.
In a significant move likely to reshape global auto trade dynamics, the United States and the European Union reached a political agreement to reduce tariffs on European automobiles and parts to 15%. The announcement, made Sunday, marks a dramatic pivot in trade policy that has fluctuated sharply over the past few months—offering European automakers a reprieve, while raising new concerns for U.S.-based manufacturers.
The shift to EVs isn’t just about tech or trends—it’s about transforming how we move so that future generations can breathe cleaner air and live on a healthier planet. So if you’re still wondering how electric vehicles benefit the environment, we hope this guide gave you all the motivation you need to consider making the switch.
So, how many miles can an EV last? In most cases, well over 150,000 miles, and possibly even 200,000+ with proper care. The battery might lose some capacity, but your car won’t just quit one day. With good habits and regular maintenance, your EV will be a loyal ride for years.
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