#evs

While it looks like a cheaper #tesla is in the cards, again, I don't think I'd buy one given #musk 's antics these past few years (e.g. #doge ) #electricvehicles #evs https://www.theverge.com/transportation/909196/tesla-cheap-affordable-ev-musk-model-2?view_token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJpZCI6IlRGb041MnhqUUUiLCJwIjoiL3RyYW5zcG9ydGF0aW9uLzkwOTE5Ni90ZXNsYS1jaGVhcC1hZmZvcmRhYmxlLWV2LW11c2stbW9kZWwtMiIsImV4cCI6MTc3NjIxNDE3MSwiaWF0IjoxNzc1NzgyMTcxfQ.Od8N0ct8Q0Wpc_Ys_SOttVexzmGdZcGKY-uPM4RdvWo&utm_medium=gift-link

All Content from Business Insider | Automakers are teaming up, speeding up, and hoping AI can help them down a tough road ahead by Ben Shimkus The New York International Auto Show is America's most-popular car exhibition. This year, the event's biggest update wasn't a new model: it's how all carmakers are using AI.Ben Shimkus & Bryan Erickson/Business Insider Business Insider spoke to auto executives at the New York Auto Show. They all talked about AI.Top bosses also chatted about company collaborations, the future of sedans, and product launches.I asked six executives to choose a car from a competing automaker. There was a clear winner.The auto industry is under siege on multiple fronts — tariffs, supply chain shocks, the associated rising costs, competition from China, and uneven demand for EVs. So when I walked into the New York Auto Show this week — my third consecutive year at the expo — I expected executives to have a wide array of answers to the industry's myriad challenges. So many collabsSubaru and Toyota developed a line of nearly identical EVs together.The return of the sedanSeveral automakers said they're bringing back sedans. Multiple companies have gone SUV-only in recent years.So. Many. Light. Bars.LEDs are all the rage. Several new models have lights that stretch the width of their front and rear now.Showing up is expensiveCar companies are finding new ways to get attention. We attended several events away from the Auto Show in New York.A clear winnerWe asked six automotive executives if they could drive any car at the show from another automaker, what would they choose? Four of them said the Bentley Flying Spur.Read the original article on Business Insider Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/car-companies-ai-production-rising-costs-new-york-auto-show-2026-4 #evs

"An electric car usually holds about 40 kilowatt hours of power, enough for an average UK home for several days." How EVs could be part of answer to UK’s fuel reserve worries | Electric, hybrid and low-emission cars | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/28/how-evs-could-be-part-of-answer-to-uk-fuel-reserve-worries #EVs #renewables #EnergySecurity

Wow this oil situation is not good. Thank god we didn’t hamper our electric vehicle development or assembly in any way. #oil #ev #evs #war #iran #MiddleEastConflict #cars

"Within a decade it says it will be producing enough lithium carbonate, a key material used in the production of rechargeable batteries, to supply about 250,000 electric vehicles a year." ‘Magic beneath the surface’: pioneering geothermal plant launched in Cornwall | Geothermal energy | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/feb/26/cornwall-new-geothermal-project-launches #cornwall #geothermalheat #evs

I think the Supercharger network is dying. I’ve been driving EVs for over a decade. Getting a Tesla was revolutionary for my travel because of the extreme reliability of always being able to charge whenever and wherever I was traveling. I didn’t encounter a single dead charging stall for years. On this trip from San Diego to Missouri, there has been at least one dead stall at every single stop I’ve made. Like it or not, EVs as a mode of transportation will completely fail and disappear except for regions like the west coast if the Supercharger network falls into disrepair. It needs to be its own company. #Tesla #EVs