An AUTOBEST test found 15 EVs traveled an average of 10 miles after showing zero range or charge, with results ranging from 0.6 to 19.9 miles.
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SNE Research: Chinese OEMs Increasingly Dominate Global EV Battery Market
SNE Research says six Chinese battery makers held 56.4% of the market outside China in January–September 2026, as Korean suppliers lost share.
Finding And Using BP Pulse EV Chargers Just Got A Whole Lot Easier
BP Pulse’s 874 U.S. fast-charging ports are now available through ChargeHub, where drivers can locate stations, check connector details and pay.
Used EVs Are Selling Like Hotcakes. The Fastest Movers May Surprise You
iSeeCars data show used EVs averaged 41.9 days on dealer lots in September 2026, while the fastest-selling models included no Teslas.
VW’s EV Factory Is Now Taking Cars Apart. There’s Money In It
Volkswagen plans to dismantle 4,100 vehicles annually at Zwickau from 2027, selling reusable parts and recovering materials as the plant’s long-term future remains uncertain.
One Year Without EV Tax Credits: 4 Key Takeaways
A year after federal EV tax credits ended, U.S. sales have partly recovered, but growth is uneven and used EV demand is rising.
Volkswagen Can’t Afford Its Upcoming Electric Golf Right Now
Volkswagen has temporarily paused development of its electric Golf as it tries to manage investment costs. The model has no confirmed restart date.
Tesla Semis Are Now Charging At Mainstream Truck Stops
Pilot has opened 1.2-megawatt Tesla Semi chargers in Georgia and California, with more sites planned as the truck-charging network expands.
Someone Put 470,000 Miles On A Chevy Bolt EV. Here’s How It’s Holding Up
A 2019 Chevy Bolt EV arrived at Out of Spec Renew with 471,616 miles and a battery fault; its replacement pack had logged over 330,000 miles.
Tesla Roadster Coming In 2028: 0-60 In 0.81S, Active Aero, And ‘Attitude Control Thrusters’
Tesla demonstrated the second-generation Roadster’s claimed 0–60 mph time of 0.81 seconds and described active aero and compressed-air thrusters.
