Today’s top stories

• Hands Off, Brain Off: Lucid’s L4 EVs Are Coming

• The Real Value of Charging: How EV Road Trips Add Up

• Mitsubishi Elevance Is Built for Adventure

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Lucid is taking hands-free driving to the next level with NVIDIA, aiming to launch the first true "mind-off" Level 4 autonomous EVs for consumers. Their next-gen vehicles will pack supercomputer power and cutting-edge AI, both on the road and inside the factory.

Slate just secured access to Tesla’s Supercharger network and announced a bold, open approach to EV service through RepairPal. Its no-frills electric pickup is built for DIY and customization. What if the future of EVs isn’t luxury—it’s freedom?

Canada may be on the verge of lifting tariffs on Chinese EVs, igniting fierce debate over jobs, pricing, and political strategy. Some see it as a pivot toward green tech independence. What happens when affordability challenges allegiance?

Electric vehicles aren’t just for city commutes—they’re quietly becoming the new road trip champions. With fast-growing charging networks and real cost savings, long-distance travel in an EV is more practical than ever.

The next two years will bring a flood of exciting electric vehicles—from retro-inspired trucks to sleek sedans and ultra-efficient SUVs. With more range, faster charging, and bold design, EVs are finally matching every lifestyle.

Nissan’s new solar roof for the Sakura EV can add up to 36 miles of range a week—without ever plugging in. It’s simple, smart, and designed for real-world daily driving. What happens when your car fuels itself, just by sitting still?

Mitsubishi’s Elevance concept is more than just a futuristic SUV—it’s a quad-motor hybrid that can charge your gear and power a camper. With AI navigation and motion-sickness control, it’s built for more than roads.

Tesla lit up the night in Korea with a stunning synchronized light show💡

🔋You’re now charged up!

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