Tesla has rescheduled its next-generation Roadster demonstration to October 15 after weather forced a delay, but the event will feature a remote-controlled prototype, not a production vehicle, with manufacturing now targeted for 2027-2028.
Ford has opened an invite list for its Fathom electric pickup, priced from $29,945, with public pre-orders starting in early 2027. The compact truck will use a 400-volt LFP battery and offer standard rear-wheel drive.
Former Tesla and Ford EV chief Doug Field has been named president of Rivian-spinoff Mind Robotics, bringing his expertise to a venture aiming to revolutionize manufacturing automation.
Chalmers University researchers modeled reconfigurable battery packs that can bypass weak cells to extend EV battery life and reduce cost, while US EV sales data shows Tesla Model Y and Model 3 leading Q3 2026 rankings with Hyundai IONIQ 5, Toyota bZ, and Chevrolet Equinox EV following.
The Bluetti Pioneer Na(Sodium) portable power station is now $665, a $334 discount from its launch price, as part of a major fall sale.
Tesla has enabled vehicle-to-home backup power for new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles ordered since October 1, 2026. The feature requires a Powerwall 3 and Wall Connector, allowing the car to power a home during an outage.
Electric vehicle sales in the European Union jumped 45% through August 2026, reaching 1.64 million units and capturing 22% of the new car market.
The Jaecoo 7 plug-in hybrid SUV was the UK's best-selling new car in September, with over 10,800 sales.
Velotric and Lectric are offering first-time-ever price cuts on flagship models like the Summit 2 and XPeak2 during Prime Day-aligned sales.
UK electric car sales jumped 36% year-on-year in September 2026 to 99,199 units, capturing 28.3% of the market, driven by record model choice.
Tesla's software update 2026.38 introduces Dynamic Headlight Leveling, a feature that automatically adjusts low-beam aim to improve visibility.
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