Today’s top stories

• BYD Just Changed the Math Behind Electric Car Sales

• This “Paper” Battery Could Change How EVs Are Built

• Volkswagen Brings Back Real Buttons

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Electric car sales just told a very different story than most headlines suggest. BYD quietly delivered more vehicles, expanded faster across new regions, and kept building while others slowed down.

The Kia EV3 isn’t trying to impress with extremes—it’s winning by making electric driving feel natural, useful, and within reach. Smart design, long range, fast charging, and built-in AI come together in a compact package that fits real life.

Hyundai’s Concept THREE isn’t just a design exercise—it’s a clear signal that compact EVs are about to feel more personal and more practical. From sculpted steel surfaces to playful digital details, it blends emotion with everyday usability.

A new cellulose-based “paper” battery is pushing EV technology toward a future with fewer toxins, lower costs, and safer designs. Built from plant fibers instead of lithium-heavy materials, it promises flexibility, fire resistance, and dramatic price cuts.

Thinking about going electric but unsure if installing a home charger makes sense before a move? Smart, flexible charging options can deliver daily convenience now without locking you into a permanent setup.

Glass roofs are becoming a signature feature in modern EVs—but are they practical for everyday driving? From snow-covered roads in Canada to scorching summers in Florida, real drivers weigh in on heat, safety, and durability.

Volkswagen is reversing one of its most controversial EV design choices—and drivers will feel it instantly. The new ID. Polo brings back real buttons, simpler controls, and an interior that prioritizes instinct over experimentation.

Autonomous parking is no longer a demo—it’s happening. In China, drivers hop out, head to the mall, and let their EVs handle the rest.

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