Today’s top stories

• Fast EV Infrastructure is Accelerating Across the U.S.

• Why EVs Are Winning the Common-Sense Race

• EV Tax Credit Ends Soon — Rush Is On

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America’s EV charging network is expanding faster than ever, with thousands of new fast-charging ports coming online in 2025. Tesla leads, but new giants like Walmart and Mercedes-Benz are stepping in. Stations are getting bigger, faster, and smarter—reshaping how and where we charge. What happens when charging becomes as common as coffee stops?

The Chevy Bolt is making a bold return in 2026—revamped, recharged, and now rocking Tesla’s NACS plug. It’s dropping the hatchback in favor of a sleek EUV design. With GM’s new battery tech and a sub-$30K price target, this compact EV is aiming for mass appeal. What happens when affordability, tech, and charging convenience finally align?

Audi is about to reveal a bold new electric sports car that bridges the gap between the TT and R8. Sleek, emotional, and fully electric, it’s designed to reset the brand’s identity. With Porsche DNA under the hood, performance won’t be optional. What happens when a legacy automaker bets it all on one car?

Most EV conversations focus on climate—but what if we’re missing the bigger picture? Electric cars offer freedom from the pump, lower costs, and cleaner air right now. With smart tech and home charging, they’re reshaping how we drive and power our lives. Maybe EVs aren’t just better for the planet—they’re just better, period.

The federal EV tax credit is about to disappear—and thousands of dollars in savings are on the line. As the deadline nears, buyers are scrambling to make a move. Dealerships expect a surge, followed by silence. What happens when policy pulls the plug before the market is ready?

Rivian owners finally have a rugged, no-drill option for adding a winch. The new RMaxx bumper brings serious off-road functionality without compromising safety or design. A clever power solution solves Rivian’s biggest winching limitation. When EVs go deep into the wild, gear like this might be what sets them apart.

Cadillac EVs will keep Apple CarPlay and Android Auto—but only outside the U.S. While overseas drivers get full smartphone integration, Americans are being steered toward GM’s in-house system. The change is part of a broader shift toward subscription-based features and tighter software control.

This autonomous taxi nails a flawless U-turn without breaking a sweat. The tech is moving fast, and most people still have no clue what’s around the corner.

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Until Saturday, stay charged and ready for your next drive!