Today’s top stories

• Missile Debris Slams Into Tesla Model Y — The Roof Holds

• Mercedes EQS Introduces Steer-by-Wire Technology

• Rivian’s New 2026.07 Update Brings Smarter Features and Fixes

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Mercedes-Benz is bringing a major change to how cars steer. The new EQS introduces steer-by-wire, replacing the traditional steering connection with fully electronic control. As cars become more digital, innovations like this hint at a future where driving itself feels completely reimagined.

BMW’s new electric SUV is already making headlines. The BMW iX3 just won both World Car of the Year and World Electric Vehicle, beating dozens of competitors from around the world. As BMW launches its next-generation EV platform, this victory hints at a new chapter in the electric vehicle race.

Toyota’s EV push is gaining serious traction in the U.S. The bZ electric crossover is quickly climbing the sales charts, outperforming several major rivals and positioning Toyota as a rising force in the EV market. After years of moving cautiously, Toyota’s electric strategy may finally be entering a new phase.

Rivian is rolling out a new 2026.07 software update, and it brings several smart upgrades to the R1T and R1S. From Dolby Audio in Apple Music to smoother connectivity and improved range estimates, the update focuses on making everyday driving better.

Most people assume buying an EV will send their electricity bill soaring. Yet real drivers report something surprising: many charge their cars for just $20 to $60 a month, far less than what they used to spend on gasoline.

Honda just made a dramatic move in the EV market, cutting $7,500 off the price of its Prologue electric SUV. The sudden drop pushes the starting price to $41,395, signaling how fiercely automakers now compete for EV buyers after the federal tax credit disappeared.

Missile debris falling from the sky slammed into a parked Tesla Model Y in Israel—but the glass roof refused to shatter. The impact left a deep crater, yet the cabin stayed protected, offering a dramatic real-world test of Tesla’s engineering.

Walking through the Gigafactory, one small moment said everything—a robot quietly cleaning the floors around Teslas. No noise, no chaos, just machines and precision.

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