Tesla Quietly Introduces a Lower-Priced Model Y AWD in the U.S. Without Calling It “Standard”
Tesla has added a new option to its U.S. lineup. This time, the change focuses on price and positioning. The company has launched a more affordable all-wheel-drive Model Y, but it avoids the familiar “Standard” label. Instead, Tesla is taking a subtler approach. What’s New With the Model Y AWD The newly introduced Model Y…
California Limits Its Latest EV Rebate to First-Time Electric Car Buyers
California is rolling out a new electric vehicle incentive. However, not everyone will qualify. The state’s latest EV rebate now targets only first-time electric car buyers. This move marks a clear shift in how California plans to grow EV adoption. What Changed in California’s EV Rebate Program In the past, California offered rebates to a…
Jaguar’s New EV Sparks Controversy With Unusual Battery Design
Jaguar is back in the EV spotlight. Its latest electric vehicle has turned heads, but not entirely for positive reasons. The reason? A bizarre and unconventional battery setup that has automotive enthusiasts debating its merits. What Makes Jaguar’s Battery Design Unusual Unlike traditional EVs, which use flat, skateboard-style battery packs, Jaguar’s new model reportedly employs…
Toyota Three-Row Electric SUV: Our Best Look Yet
Toyota is taking the EV world seriously. The latest teasers and spy shots give us our best look yet at its upcoming three-row electric SUV. As the market for family-friendly EVs grows, this model could be a game-changer. Here’s what we know so far. A Spacious, Family-Oriented EV Toyota’s new three-row SUV focuses on space…
2026 Nissan Leaf 70 MPH Highway Range Test: Can It Beat Its EPA Rating?
The 2026 Nissan Leaf arrives with a big mission. Nissan wants to prove that its longest-running EV still belongs in a market full of newer rivals. On paper, the numbers look solid. However, real-world highway driving often tells a very different story. That raises a key question: Can the 2026 Nissan Leaf beat its EPA…
