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U.S. vs. China: Who Controls the EV Future?
Plus: Eggshell Tires? Stellantis Aims to Make Driving More Sustainable
Hey there, EV enthusiast!
Your midweek recharge is here—packed with the latest EV news and updates.
Enjoy the journey!⚡🚗
Today’s top stories
The Most Powerful Rolls Ever
Polestar 4: The Future of Electric Performance
Ford’s Dual-Port Charging Could Revolutionize EV Charging
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Rolls-Royce has unleashed its most powerful car ever—the Black Badge Spectre. With 659 hp and 1075 Nm of torque, it redefines electric luxury. Bold design, exclusive performance modes, and a rebellious spirit set it apart. But is this the future of high-performance EVs or something even more extraordinary?
China is surging ahead in EV technology, leaving U.S. automakers struggling to keep pace. With faster charging, superior batteries, and massive infrastructure investment, the gap is widening. Politics, trade barriers, and supply chain challenges further complicate America’s ability to compete. If bold action isn’t taken soon, the U.S. may find itself permanently behind in the global EV race.
Stellantis is turning eggshells into an unexpected solution for tire pollution. By replacing traditional fillers with calcium oxide, the company aims to make driving more sustainable. Other tire makers are also racing to develop eco-friendly alternatives. As EVs reduce emissions, could tires become the next big environmental challenge?
Ford is developing a dual-port EV charging system that could drastically cut charging times. By allowing two battery sections to charge simultaneously, this innovation could reshape how we power electric vehicles. Unlike current dual-port designs, Ford's system prioritizes speed over convenience. As faster charging becomes a key demand, will this give Ford a major edge in the EV market?
Charging an EV is easier than you think, but understanding the basics is key. From home charging to fast-charging stations, knowing where and when to plug in makes all the difference. New technology like wireless and bidirectional charging is set to change the game. As EV adoption grows, are we ready for a future where charging is as seamless as fueling up?
The Polestar 4 blends high-performance power with cutting-edge efficiency, offering up to 620 km of range and rapid 30-minute fast charging. Its smart features, like Google-integrated route planning and regenerative braking, ensure every charge goes further. Inside, a panoramic glass roof and premium tech create a next-level driving experience. Is this the most innovative electric SUV yet?
The Subaru WRX is a legend, but can an EV match its rally-bred performance? With AWD, power distribution control, and instant torque, some electric cars come close. From the Ioniq 5 N to the Polestar 2, the options are growing. Are EVs ready to take on the WRX’s legacy?
The Future of EVs: Smarter Tech, Bolder Design
🚀 Tesla + AI = Game Changer 🤖⚡ Grok Voice Mode is coming, and it’s set to transform how you interact with your Tesla. This could be the ultimate upgrade!
Grok Voice Mode in a Tesla will completely change the ownership experience. This was the missing piece of the puzzle IMO.
Tesla vehicles will have the smartest AI in the world built-in.
— Nic Cruz Patane (@niccruzpatane)
7:49 PM • Feb 18, 2025
⚡ Bold. Sleek. Unapologetically different. The Kia EV4 redefines electric design with its striking lines and futuristic silhouette. 🚘✨
With sculpted geometric character lines, low nose and long-tail silhouette, the Kia EV4 is an entirely new interpretation of electric vehicle design typology.
Neither conventional nor expected, it stands out as a symbol of innovation.
— Kia Worldwide (@Kia_Worldwide)
7:17 AM • Feb 19, 2025
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Until Saturday, stay charged and ready for your next drive!






