CATL announces a new electric truck battery designed to rival diesel engines’ key advantage, signaling a potential shift in commercial vehicle powertrains.
CATL’s New Electric Truck Battery Is Coming For Diesel’s Biggest Advantage
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GM’s New UI For Trucks Plays Nice With CarPlay
General Motors’ latest truck user interface now integrates Apple CarPlay, enhancing connectivity and driver experience, confirmed by sources.
The 2027 Ford F-150 Unlocks Hands-Free Towing Through BlueCruise
Ford’s 2027 F-150 now offers hands-free towing via BlueCruise technology, marking a significant step in autonomous vehicle capabilities for trucks.
Kia’s New Electric Van Is Bigger And Better, With An 800V Architecture And Flexible Body Styles
Kia has announced a new, larger electric van featuring an 800V architecture and flexible body styles, aiming to enhance electric commercial mobility.
BYD Takes On The Tesla Semi With Its Own 372-Mile Truck
BYD announces a new 372-mile electric truck, directly competing with Tesla’s Semi, signaling increased competition in the heavy-duty electric truck market.
Hyundai’s Tesla FSD Rival Is Delayed To 2029. But It May Be Worth The Wait
Hyundai’s autonomous driving system aimed at rivaling Tesla’s FSD has been delayed until 2029, raising questions about its future and impact on the EV market.
Subaru Crosstrek Surges In Global Coverage
Search interest in the Subaru Crosstrek is surging globally, with coverage increasing 16-fold, though the reasons behind this spike remain unconfirmed.
Your EV Has Two Horsepower Ratings. Automakers Only Advertise One
Many electric vehicle manufacturers list only one horsepower rating, leaving a second, often higher figure unpublicized. This trend is gaining attention amid rising consumer interest.
Tesla Confirms Next-Generation Roadster Reveal On October 1
Tesla announced it will unveil the next-generation Roadster on October 1, marking a major update for the company’s flagship sports car.
This Tesla Model 3 Just Hit 250,000 Miles With Only One Minor Part Failure
A Tesla Model 3 has achieved 250,000 miles with only one reported minor part failure, highlighting its durability and reliability over long-term use.
