Volvo says U.S. profitability is difficult as tariffs, slower EV adoption and product delays push it toward local production and more powertrains.
Volvo Is Getting Crushed In The U.S.
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BYD Sold More EVs Last Month Than The US Did All Quarter
BYD reported record October sales of 305,743 battery-electric vehicles, above Kelley Blue Book’s estimate for US EV sales across all of Q3.
Gas Vs. Electric: Which BMW Goes Further Without Stopping For Fuel?
A road test from Sydney to Byron Bay found the BMW X3 M50 reached the destination with fuel remaining; the iX3 fell 23 km short.
Rivian’s ‘Boring’ Commercial Van Is Turning Into A Secret Weapon
Rivian says Amazon demand for its delivery vans has risen, with Amazon revenue reaching $1.6 billion so far this year, mostly tied to EDVs.
Take The Ultimate JDM Road Trip In This 2001 Toyota Global King Camper
A Florida importer has listed a 2001 Toyota Camroad Global King camper for $39,999, with a compact kitchen, bathroom and 3.0-liter diesel.
Ferrari Built This One-Off, $1 Million Pace Car In The ’80S. It Just Resurfaced
A Ferrari Mondial T-based PPG pace car, built in 1987 for a reported $1 million, is now part of The Caretakers Collection.
When Electric Cars Were For Women
Around 1900, electric cars competed with gasoline and steam vehicles. Makers promoted easy starting and clean operation to women drivers.
Rivian’s Charging Network Grew 39% In A Year
Rivian reported 1,185 Adventure Network fast-charging ports at 165 U.S. stations in Q3 2026, up 39% and 26% year over year, respectively.
The Drive X Blipshift Is Back With 5 New Tees, From Coke Bottles To Z Cars
The Drive and Blipshift’s latest five-design merch drop is on sale through Nov. 12, with orders printed after the two-week sale ends.
Tesla’s Cybercab Is Built In A Radical New Way. Here’s How It Works
Tesla’s Cybercab line builds and tests vehicle sections separately, then joins them, using molded color panels and about 25 final-assembly stations.
