Today’s top stories

• No Driver, No Detours: Waymo Takes You to SFO

• Goodbye Model S and X—Tesla Moves On

• Why Used EVs Are Now the Cheapest Cars in America

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A driverless car can now take you to San Francisco International Airport—and it actually works. Waymo’s autonomous taxis are stepping into one of the most complex driving environments in America, reshaping how travelers think about airport rides.

Used electric cars have quietly become the cheapest way to own a vehicle in America, beating gas cars on both fuel and maintenance. Faster early depreciation means second owners get modern tech at a fraction of the original price, while electricity keeps running costs low.

Tesla is shutting down the Model S and Model X, the cars that proved electric vehicles could be fast, luxurious, and desirable. Factory lines once dedicated to flagship sedans and SUVs will now build humanoid robots, signaling a sharp turn toward autonomy and AI.

Two of the world’s biggest battery makers are betting on sodium instead of lithium to power the next wave of electric vehicles. These new batteries promise lower costs, stronger cold-weather performance, and safer ultra-fast charging as lithium prices keep climbing.

Tired of waiting in line, paying unpredictable rates, or planning trips around public chargers? Make the switch to Autel’s smart home EV chargers for fast, reliable charging—right from your garage.

Sony and Honda are reimagining the car as a personal retreat where entertainment, comfort, and connection take center stage. Their AFEELA concept shifts mobility from driving to living, turning every trip into a curated digital experience

XPENG is ramping up its UK presence with new dealerships in major cities and two headline EV launches in 2026. The refreshed G6 SUV and the seven-seat X9 flagship signal a clear push toward performance, practicality, and everyday usability.

Your electric car can keep your fridge cold, your lights on, and your Wi-Fi running when the power goes out. Quiet, clean, and already parked in your driveway, an EV can outperform traditional generators in real emergencies.

Fold the seats. Lie back. Stretch out. The Tesla Model Y L turns your cabin into a flat, comfy space that actually lets you relax — whether it’s a road trip, a charging stop, or a quick power nap.

🔋You’re now charged up!

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