Volkswagen is marking down 2025 ID.4 models with a $12,500 customer cash discount to move inventory.
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Lexus’ electric 3-row SUV makes its first public appearance
The 2027 Lexus TZ is the first purely electric three-row SUV from Toyota’s luxury brand. Ahead of its upcoming launch, the electric TZ was spotted driving in public for the first time.
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Volkswagen’s electric minibus will not return for the 2027 model year as expected, after another delay.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz gets first dibs on ProLogium’s Gen4 solid-state EV battery cells
Building on its nearly 10-year history, Mercedes-Benz secured first rights to ProLogium’s latest Gen4 solid-state EV battery cells.
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BYD revealed the second-generation Seagull inside and out in a series of sketches: a bigger, smarter version of its most affordable EV.
Expand Expanding CloseKia patent reveals a tough-looking off-road electric SUV
Kia’s off-road electric SUV might be real after all. New patent images reveal what could be the production version of the EV9 ADVNTR.
Expand Expanding CloseBMW fast-tracks the new i3, with reservations now opening next week
BMW will open US reservations for the new i3 early, now scheduled for next week.
Expand Expanding CloseVolkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo gets a stretched version starting at about $60,000
Volkswagen launched the new ID. Buzz Cargo with a longer wheelbase, offering more space and updated software. Prices start at about $60,000, but a cheaper version will go on sale soon.
Expand Expanding CloseToyota is finally taking its best-seller electric
Toyota is preparing to introduce the electric version of its best-selling car of all time, the Corolla.
Expand Expanding CloseNissan reveals its newest EV, an affordable electric city cruiser with 259 km of range [Images]
The Pixo is back, but this time it’s an all-electric city cruiser set to become Nissan’s most affordable EV starting under $25,000.
Expand Expanding CloseBMW’s new iX3 gets an early loyalty discount
The 2027 iX3 is just arriving at dealerships, and BMW wants to keep drivers with the brand by offering an early loyalty discount.
Expand Expanding CloseToyota’s popular $15,000 Chinese EV spotted testing overseas in RHD [Images]
The bZ3X is the best-selling EV produced by a joint venture in China. A right-hand drive version was spotted testing overseas, suggesting Toyota will bring the popular electric SUV to global markets.
Expand Expanding CloseVolkswagen’s new EVs are so popular that the company is now cutting ICE shifts
Volkswagen’s new family of entry-level electric cars is proving to be more popular than its internal combustion engine vehicles.
Expand Expanding CloseKia reveals EV3 offers and deals, including a $1,500 customer cash discount
The EV3 starts at $29,890 as Kia’s most affordable electric SUV, so how much does it cost to lease?
Expand Expanding CloseCeer unveils its EXOBOT EVs, Saudi Arabia’s first electric SUV and sedan
Ceer revealed EXOBOT on Monday, the new flagship electric SUV and sedan from Saudi Arabia’s first EV brand and auto manufacturer.
Expand Expanding CloseToyota joins the extended-range EV race, but not as you’d expect
Toyota is the latest carmaker with plans to launch an extended-range electric vehicle (EREV), expected to arrive next year.
Expand Expanding CloseBYD’s $10,000 EV has a big sibling on the way, and here’s our first look [Images]
The Seagull is BYD’s most affordable EV, starting at about $10,000 in China. In Europe, the UK, and other markets, it’s sold as the Dolphin Surf or Mini, but BYD is preparing to launch a larger variant that may be an even “bigger” hit.
Expand Expanding CloseVolkswagen’s new ID. Cross brings a more affordable electric SUV to the lineup
The ID. Cross is a “true Volkswagen,” adding a more affordable electric SUV to the lineup with prices starting at around $32,000.
Expand Expanding CloseToyota’s new electric SUVs are catching on, with nearly 5,000 sold in August
Toyota led US new EV sales growth last month with a refreshed lineup of electric SUVs.
Expand Expanding CloseHyundai warns the US may be next in line for a wave of cheaper Chinese EVs
Chinese automakers like BYD are quickly taking over global markets with low-cost electric vehicles, and Hyundai Motor’s CEO Jose Munoz warned the US could be next without safeguards.
Expand Expanding CloseBMW begins iX3 deliveries early in the US as demand surges
BMW can’t build the new iX3 fast enough, with over 100,000 orders and production now running around the clock. Some in the US may get a chance to get theirs early.
Expand Expanding CloseVolkswagen’s EV van drove through 92 countries to set a new Guinness World Record
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz set a new Guinness World Record for “the most countries visited in a continuous journey” by an EV, covering nearly 100,000 km across 92 countries.
Expand Expanding CloseHyundai opens orders for its new electric van, starting at about $66,500
Hyundai’s electric van is bigger than the Kia PV5 and Volkswagen ID. Buzz, with enough room for nine passengers.
Expand Expanding CloseBYD upgrades top-selling small electric SUV with more range, now starting at about $11,000
BYD introduced the upgraded Yuan Up, sold overseas as the Atto 2, with more range and a lower starting price.
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