Today’s top stories

• This Tiny Battery Breakthrough Could Nearly Double EV Range

• ID. Polo: The Affordable EV That Feels Premium

• Tap to Unlock: Why Tesla Rethought the Door Handle

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A new battery from South Korea just shattered records, packing nearly twice the energy of today’s EV cells—without increasing size. By removing the anode and solving key safety challenges, it unlocks lighter, longer-range electric cars.

Thinking about renting an SUV? Make it electric. From the sleek Tesla Model Y to the rugged Rivian R1S, today’s EV rentals offer luxury, power, and zero-emission performance in one smart package.

Volkswagen’s ID. Polo is bringing premium EV tech to the streets—with a €25K price tag that turns heads. With up to 450 km of range, smart features, and GTI performance on the way, it’s more than just a compact car.

Renault’s Filante EV shattered expectations by driving over 1,000 km at highway speeds—without a single recharge. Built for extreme efficiency, it used the same battery found in everyday models.

Heated windshield tech has kept drivers warm for decades—now it might inspire smarter EV battery systems. By targeting heat where it’s needed, this old-school method could simplify thermal management.

Tesla reimagined something as ordinary as a door handle—and turned it into a design statement. Behind the sleek look is a system powered by software, sensors, and smart safety thinking.

Hyundai is making waves in Europe with the reveal of its biggest EV yet—boasting cutting-edge 800V tech and bold design. Debuting at the Brussels Motor Show, it marks a new era for the brand’s electric ambitions.

Festive animations hit BMW EVs—if you’ve got the tech, your car’s celebrating too.

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