Hundreds of Tesla vehicles parked at a shuttered mall outside St. Louis have residents asking, “What the hell are they doing there?” They’re not the only ones, either. Twitter users have picked up on the large number of EVs sitting on the lot, even prompting some to wonder if Tesla is suffering from a demand […]

It’s hard to find a silver lining to Tesla’s recent cuts to the team behind its well-regarded Supercharger network. But Frank Reig, the CEO and co-founder of New York City rideshare and EV charging upstart Revel, is pretty confident his company can find one.  In a recent interview with InsideEVs, Reig said that as Revel

Toyota is one of a handful of automakers that believe hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCVs) are the future of zero-emissions transportation, even though its hydrogen passenger cars never really caught on. However, while fuel cells may not be the best suited for cars, as Toyota’s Mirai vehicle line has proven, they may be a

The U.S. government has delayed implementing even-stricter sourcing requirements for EVs to qualify for the $7500 federal clean vehicle tax credit, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.  The government had planned to bar any EV with China-sourced graphite in the battery pack from receiving the credit beginning in 2025. But the final rules delay that

In a coordinated push through federal agencies, the Biden administration on Friday released a revised set of regulations applying to the EV tax credit that will ultimately make the credit easier to claim for a wider range of vehicles in 2025 and 2026 but no easier for Chinese companies to gain a foothold on the

Few people saw the layoffs at Tesla’s Supercharging team coming. But when it happened, it struck the entire auto industry like a bolt of lightning. When some 500 Tesla employees sifted through their emails on Tuesday morning, they all read something they wish they never had to: “You’re being let go.” Those might not have