InsideEVs breaking news of the day about electric vehicles

1. The Ford Bronco Hybrid You Really Want Is Coming—Sort Of

   Unfortunately, it's only for Europe and is nothing like the Bronco sold here in the States.

2. The EV Market May Have Too Many Options. Here's Why That's A Problem

   You can't make a great electric replacement for every gas car you sell. You need to focus on where you can win.

3. Kia’s Most Affordable EV Debuts Next Month

   The production Kia EV2 looks a lot like the concept in these thinly veiled teaser photos.

4. Tesla NACS And CCS Adapters: Where Are You Supposed To Put Them?

   For now, your EV charging experience will be defined by a bunch of adapters. But what if you don't want them flopping around your trunk?

5. The Lucid Gravity Touring Is Here. Here’s How Fast It Charges From 0% to 100%

   For $15,000 less than the top-spec model, the Lucid Gravity Touring comes with some tradeoffs, including in the charging department.

6. The Bright Spot For EVs That Nobody's Talking About

   Plus: Nvidia is giving away the keys to autonomous vehicles, and Americans are fed up with new car prices.

7. How To Maximize Your Electric Car's Range In Cold Winter Weather

   Electric cars are known for losing efficiency in the winter. However, there are many ways to mitigate these losses.

8. Tesla’s China-Built LG Batteries Are 'Catastrophic,' Repair Shop Claims

   A Croatian repair shop claimed that Tesla’s Chinese-made LG batteries degrade much faster than those made in Europe or the U.S.

9. The Cayenne EV Is ‘Much Better’ Off-Road Than The Gas Version: Porsche

   The German automaker was impressed with the Cayenne EV’s performance in the dirt.

10. This New EV Is Less Than $20,000, But It Leaves Out The Most Expensive Part

    Owners will need to pay extra to use the LFP battery that powers the electric crossover.

11. Your Mail Truck Is Probably 30 Years Old. Its Electric Replacement Is Finally Arriving

    After at least 31 years of diligent public service, your local mail truck deserves a nice retirement package.

12. 'Absolutely Relentless': What Tesla Had To Learn From Tearing Down Chinese EVs

    Tearing down Chinese EVs taught Tesla one important lesson that it applied in the Model 3 and Model Y.

13. Tesla Reimagined How Door Handles Work. Now It's Everybody's Problem

    Today on Critical Materials: the auto industry faces a reckoning over electric door handles. Plus, are Americans fed up with big trucks?

14. Hyundai's $800 Million Battery Lab For EVs And Hybrids Signals What's Next

    The automaker is bringing more battery operations in-house, but the big question is what comes out of it.

15. Waymo Has A Charging Problem

    A neighborhood dispute over Waymo's overnight charging in Santa Monica has bigger implications for the autonomous taxi space.