Today’s top stories

• Honda Prologue Deal: Save Over $20K Before September Ends

• Charging vs Gasoline: The Real Cost of Driving

• What Could Take FSD to the Next Level?

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Honda is slashing over $20,000 off the 2025 Prologue EV, but only until September 30. Stackable discounts, 0% financing, and tax credits create one of the year’s best EV deals. The real question: will this mark a turning point for mainstream EV adoption?

EV owners insist the switch is permanent because the driving experience is unmatched — instant torque, smooth acceleration, and a quiet ride. Home charging and preheated cabins add daily convenience gas cars can’t match. Once these benefits are experienced, ICE vehicles feel like a step backward.

Charging an EV can cost less than half of fueling a gas car, with savings often topping $1,000 a year. Beyond lower costs, owners enjoy the ease of home charging and freedom from gas stations. If convenience and savings go hand in hand, how much longer will drivers accept the pump?

EVs now deliver supercar-level speed as standard, reshaping what everyday driving feels like. With instant torque and cutting-edge control, performance has never been this accessible. The real question: what happens when extraordinary power becomes ordinary?

Tesla’s FSD is getting smarter, but the real breakthroughs may come from more than just sensors. From larger AI models to roads that talk to cars, the path forward is starting to take shape. If autonomy blends technology with infrastructure, how will that reshape the way we drive forever?

Luxury EVs like the Mercedes EQS may look like they’re tanking in value, but much of the drop comes from inflated MSRPs and hefty incentives. For used buyers, this means snagging premium EVs at mid-range prices, complete with warranties. If today’s steep depreciation fuels wider adoption, could cheap used EVs actually be the secret weapon in the shift away from gas?

Telo just raised $20M to build the MT1, a Mini Cooper–sized pickup with Tacoma-level utility and 350 miles of range. Backed by Tesla’s co-founder and Marc Benioff, it’s designed to break the EV startup mold. If small trucks can deliver big performance, what does that mean for the future of urban mobility?

With striking design, powerful performance, long range, and everyday practicality, the Lucid Gravity redefines the electric SUV — setting a new standard for sustainable mobility.

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