InsideEVs breaking news of the day about electric vehicles

1. Why Lamborghini Canceling Its EV Actually Makes Sense

   On this week's Plugged-In Podcast: electric supercars, Uber's big autonomous bet, and Lucid needs the midsize EV more than ever.

2. Rivian’s New RAD Division Is Here. But What Is It Really?

   Rivian just put a name on its skunkworks adventure team, which may be the start of something much bigger.

3. Donut Lab's Solid-State Battery Charges Fast. But Experts Still Have Questions

   The individual cell charged in about five minutes in an independent test. But can it do that at the pack level over many charging sessions?

4. At $37,000, Is The Toyota C-HR EV Worth It? 4 Wins And 3 Letdowns

   The new C-HR EV has plenty of style, power, and range. But it falls short on EV features like route planning.

5. The Volvo EX30 Just Got One Of The Best EV Features

   Volvo adds V2L bidirectional charging to its smallest EV, the EX30, and it is also coming to existing owners via an OTA update.

6. Jeep And Ram's Parent Company Got The EV Shift Wrong. The Bill Is Enormous

   Stellantis misread and mishandled the EV transition, resulting in a cataclysmic loss last year. Here's how it plans to turn it around.

7. Jeep's Parent Company May Use Chinese EV Tech In Its Cars

   Stellantis is reportedly considering using Leapmotor's powertrain and battery technology across its brands.

8. The Subaru Uncharted Is The Electric Crosstrek You Asked For, With A Big Asterisk

   Subaru knows exactly what its customers want. But it’s still missing what EV buyers need.

9. Rivian's $24 Billion Bet: Spend The Cash Now, Scale Later

   RJ Scaringe defends Rivian's $24 billion cash burn—soon it'll let the R2 do the talking.

10. Want A Great EV Deal? Buy One That's A Year Old

    Three-year-old models used to represent the best balance of condition and value. But right now, you can get crazy discounts on barely-used EVs.

11. Why Lucid Needs Its $50,000 Midsize EV More Than Ever

    Lucid aims to produce 25,000 to 27,000 EVs this year. That's a big jump over 2025, but not enough to put it in the big leagues.

12. Waymo's Expansion Is Leaving Tesla In The Dust

    Waymo is now operating driverless rides in 10 cities. Tesla has fallen far short of Elon Musk's expansion projections.

13. The Rivian R2 Is Coming Soon. Is Rivian's Service Network Ready?

    Rivian expects a big jump in service demand when the R2 launches, and it doesn't want to be caught without enough capacity.

14. Europe’s January EV Sales Surge Leaves The U.S. In The Rearview Mirror

    The sales of non-hybrid gas and diesel cars are witnessing a stunning collapse in Europe.

15. Uber Wants To Win The Autonomous Vehicle Race. So It's Betting On All Of The Horses

    The company has made deals with some 20 different self-driving startups around the world. But can it catch Waymo?