‘Entirely Different’: The Next Era of Vehicle Autonomy Reshapes the Automotive Landscape
> Explore how Rivian’s innovations and the drive for vehicle autonomy and electrification are revamping the automotive industry in exciting ways.
Ford and Renault Forge Partnership to Create Affordable Electric Vehicles by 2028
> Ford and Renault have partnered to produce affordable electric vehicles, set to launch in Europe by early 2028, targeting budget-conscious consumers.
Fiat’s Adorable Topolino EV Set to Brighten U.S. Streets
> Fiat introduces the Topolino EV to the U.S., a tiny car designed to brighten city streets, offering convenience and sustainability for urban driving.
# Lotus Unveils the Eletre: A Shift to Plug-in Hybrid Technology
> Discover the Lotus Eletre, now named Lotus For Me, marking the brand’s first entry into plug-in hybrid technology, combining performance with sustainability.
US Solar Industry Surpasses 11.7 GW in Q3 2025 Amidst Political Challenges
> The US solar industry installs 11.7 GW in Q3 2025, achieving record growth despite political challenges, pushing total additions past 30 GW this year.
Chevy Spark EUV Production Launches in Brazil: A New Era for Electric Vehicles
> Chevrolet starts production of the new Spark EUV in Brazil, combining modern electric vehicle technology with a range of over 200 miles.
Federal Judge Overturns Trump’s Offshore Wind Permit Ban
A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled Trump’s offshore wind project ban illegal, allowing new green projects to advance in federal waters.
# BYD’s Yangwang U9: The World’s Fastest Car, But Is It Enough for European Buyers?
> BYD’s Yangwang U9 is hailed as the world’s fastest car. But will it resonate with European buyers, known for their preference for established performance brands?
Mercedes-Benz CLA Achieves Over 400 Miles in Real-World Range Test
> The Mercedes-Benz CLA surpasses 400 miles in a real-world test, showcasing impressive efficiency and setting a competitive benchmark for electric vehicles.
Los Angeles Achieves Milestone: City’s Power Supply Now Completely Coal-Free
> Los Angeles officially ends its reliance on coal power as the Intermountain Power Project shuts down, marking a significant shift towards renewable energy.