Hyundai Ioniq 3 will be first of five new B- and C-segment cars

Hyundai will launch five new electrified models in Europe over the next 18 months, including three small B- and C-segment cars, beginning with the Ioniq 3 hatchback in April. The Korean company has confirmed that it will unwrap its new electric hatchback – a rival to the Volkswagen ID 3, Renault Megane and Peugeot e-308… Continue reading Hyundai Ioniq 3 will be first of five new B- and C-segment cars

Third Mercedes-AMG EV will be a 1000bhp SUV Coupe

Mercedes-AMG will launch a coupe variant of its incoming 1000bhp SUV as the third model in its EV range, CEO Michael Schiebe has confirmed to Autocar. The decision to launch a SUV Coupe, which is expected to be unveiled in the second half of 2027, is because the brand “will double down on SUVs”, said… Continue reading Third Mercedes-AMG EV will be a 1000bhp SUV Coupe

5GAA Demonstrates the Future of Driving

SACRAMENTO, Calif., February 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From satellite-enabled voice calls to automated connected vehicle tolling and real-time road hazard alerts, the future of connected mobility was on display as the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) brought next-generation vehicle connectivity technologies into real-world operations on U.S. roads. 5GAA hosted the Conference “Advancing Connected Mobility in California:… Continue reading 5GAA Demonstrates the Future of Driving

Audi announces 2027 A6/Q6 e-tron updates: scroll wheel return, new drift mode, improved regen

Audi is rolling out significant updates to its A6 e-tron and Q6 e-tron electric vehicles for the 2027 model year, bringing back physical controls, adding a new “dynamic plus” drift mode, and improving regenerative braking for better efficiency. The changes come as part of a broader update across Audi’s PPE (Premium Platform Electric) lineup, addressing… Continue reading Audi announces 2027 A6/Q6 e-tron updates: scroll wheel return, new drift mode, improved regen

Tesla drops plans for robo-charging site for the SF robotaxis it doesn’t have

Tesla has abruptly decided to give up plans to build an autonomous charging station for future driverless taxis in downtown San Francisco, ahead of a public hearing on the matter. The plan had received pushback from the Teamsters union, though whether that influenced Tesla’s decision is not clear. In case you haven’t heard, Tesla is… Continue reading Tesla drops plans for robo-charging site for the SF robotaxis it doesn’t have

‘700 miles of range’: What Ford and Ram replaced their EV pickups with

Ford Motor‘s F-150 Lightning was the best-selling electric pickup truck in the U.S. last year. Still, Ford dropped it, showing the challenges automakers face in learning what kinds of EVs customers want. Now, companies are pivoting to extended-range electric vehicles, or EREVs. Ford and Stellantis‘ Ram, as well as newcomer Scout Motors are scheduled to… Continue reading ‘700 miles of range’: What Ford and Ram replaced their EV pickups with

Sweden’s Volvo Cars fell over 22% in its worst trading day ever. Here’s why

This photograph shows a partial view of a Volvo X30 electric car with the company logo at the Volvo factory in Ghent on April 25, 2025. This factory will produce the Volvo X30 100% electric model for the European market. Nicolas Tucat | Afp | Getty Images Shares of Sweden’s Volvo Cars tumbled more than… Continue reading Sweden’s Volvo Cars fell over 22% in its worst trading day ever. Here’s why

China’s EV slowdown persists as BYD posts near two-year low in sales

HONG KONG, CHINA – JANUARY 05: A general view of the BYD Auto showroom on January 5, 2026, in Hong Kong, China. (Photo by Sawayasu Tsuji/Getty Images) Sawayasu Tsuji | Getty Images News | Getty Images BEIJING — Chinese electric car giant BYD reported a nearly two-year low in local sales in January, signaling mounting… Continue reading China’s EV slowdown persists as BYD posts near two-year low in sales

Swift action needed for viable new LCV market

The UK’s new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market continues to soften into 2026 with January registrations down -7.8% to 17,562 units, the latest SMMT data published today shows. It marks the weakest start to a year since 2012 and reflects fragile business confidence across core van‑buying sectors. The most significant drag is being faced by… Continue reading Swift action needed for viable new LCV market