Today’s top stories

• Canada Opens the Door to Chinese EVs

• Rivian R2: The $45,000 Electric Crossover Ready for Adventure

• How 4 Days of Gas Costs More Than a Month of Charging an EV

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Canada is paving the way for Chinese-made EVs, signaling a game-changing shift in North America's electric vehicle landscape. With new trade deals and reduced tariffs, the door is opening for Chinese brands like BYD and Geely to expand further into the region.

Rivian’s R2 electric crossover is officially in production, promising a thrilling ride with a 300+ mile range and a starting price of just $45,000. Designed for adventure, the R2 combines innovative features and sustainable materials, making it a standout in the growing EV market.

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz is booming worldwide, with sales surging across Europe and other global markets. Yet in the U.S., high pricing and limited options have kept this electric icon from reaching its full potential.

Chevy is kicking off the year with a $5,000 incentive on the Equinox EV, making one of America’s most popular electric SUVs even more tempting. With strong range, familiar SUV styling, and growing momentum, the Equinox EV continues to draw attention from new EV buyers.

Geely is quietly laying the groundwork for a potential U.S. launch, with a careful, methodical approach to entering the market. From premium EVs to plug-in hybrids, its vehicles are impressing globally, and they’re ready to make an impact stateside.

In just four days of driving a gas car, a driver spent more on fuel than an entire month of charging their electric vehicle. This surprising comparison highlights the true cost savings of owning an EV, especially for long-distance commuters.

Model Y drivers in China are mastering the ice with precision drifting—proving EVs can handle the chill in style.

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