Today’s top stories

• Tesla Opens LA Diner with 80 Superchargers

• Ford’s Electric Bronco Is Huge—and Skipping the U.S.

• The Electric Pickups and Vans America’s Still Waiting For

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Tesla just flipped the switch on its wildest concept yet: a retro-futuristic diner with robot servers, rooftop movies, and 80 ultra-fast Superchargers. It’s not just a pit stop—it’s an experience. Order food from your car, get popcorn from Optimus the robot, and charge up while watching vintage films. This might be the first EV station you’ll actually want to hang out at...

Ford just revealed a massive electric Bronco—but it’s only for China. With up to 404 miles of range, lidar tech, and a super-sized body, it’s unlike anything in the U.S. market. Even the Bronco Raptor looks small beside it. The question isn’t why it’s in China—it’s why it’s not here...

Mercedes just slashed prices on its flagship EVs by up to $15,000—its boldest U.S. move yet. The EQE and EQS lineup is now more accessible than ever. A production pause is looming, adding urgency to the deal. Luxury EVs are shifting fast.

You’ve probably heard that every EV owner needs a Level 2 charger—but many are skipping it and doing just fine. A regular wall outlet may cover more miles than you think. For moderate daily driving, Level 1 charging often gets the job done overnight. So before spending hundreds, ask yourself what you actually need.

BMW, GM, and Hyundai/Kia are making serious waves in the EV race. With bold designs, wide model ranges, and aggressive pricing, they’re challenging expectations across the board. From premium sedans to practical SUVs, their strategies are starting to click. Legacy might not mean slow anymore.

Lucid Air just became road-trip royalty—now compatible with over 23,000 Tesla Superchargers. The 2026 models push range boundaries even further, reaching up to 512 miles. Add massaging seats, smarter driver-assist tech, and whisper-quiet upgrades, and you're looking at a serious EV evolution.

Drivers want compact electric trucks and vans—but they're still nowhere to be found. Startups are pushing prototypes, while big automakers hesitate. The tech exists, and so does the demand. Someone just needs to be first. A small EV that’s practical, affordable, and efficient could change the entire game.

Meet the Fiat Topolino — the cutest way to cruise Italian-style. With clever storage, a built-in fan, and your own charger, it’s compact luxury with a splash of charm. 🇮🇹✨

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