Mercedes-Benz has issued another recall for its compact electric SUV, marking the third time the model has faced corrective action related to potential battery concerns. The affected vehicle, the Mercedes-Benz EQB, is being recalled in an effort to reduce the risk of battery fires. While EV fires remain statistically rare compared to gasoline vehicle fires,…
Volvo is proving that over-the-air updates aren’t just for brand-new vehicles. The Swedish automaker has begun rolling out a significant software update for older compatible models—bringing new features, performance refinements, and system improvements without requiring a dealership visit. For many owners of vehicles like the Volvo XC40 Recharge and Volvo C40 Recharge, this update represents…
Tesla has officially started production of its long-awaited autonomous vehicle, the Tesla Cybercab. The announcement marks a major milestone for the company—and for the broader self-driving industry. However, while production has begun, the most difficult challenges may still lie ahead. Tesla has long promised a future built around fully autonomous robotaxis. The Cybercab is designed…
The Chevrolet Equinox EV has quickly become one of the most affordable long-range electric SUVs in America. For many buyers, it represents a practical entry into EV ownership. However, one recent incident is raising questions: the vehicle reportedly functioned normally—until the battery dropped to 0%, at which point it became completely unresponsive. In other words,…
After years of quiet fleet deployment, Rivian’s electric delivery van is finally receiving significant updates. The commercial EV—developed primarily for Amazon—has already logged millions of delivery miles. Now, Rivian appears ready to refine and expand its electric van platform with meaningful improvements. For fleet operators, these updates could make a big difference. What’s Changing? While…
