Today’s top stories

• Chevy Just Made Its Equinox EV Lease a No-Brainer at $249/month

• Kia EV5 Heads to U.S. with 300+ Mile Range and AI Built-In

• EVs Spark a New Kind of Car Lover—Are You One of Them?

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Chevy just dropped the Equinox EV lease to a jaw-dropping $249/month—making one of the longest-range electric SUVs more accessible than ever. Add in a $7,500 bonus and 0% APR, and things get interesting. With Tesla-style range and mainstream pricing, this isn’t just a deal—it’s a statement.

Kia’s sleek new EV5 is heading to the U.S. with over 300 miles of range and built-in ChatGPT-powered AI. It’s sized like a Sportage but fully electric and future-ready. With fast charging, smart tech, and potential tax credits, it’s aiming straight at mainstream buyers.

Ford’s $30K EV truck takes a very different path from Slate’s bare-bones, no-frills pickup. While Slate cuts costs with roll-down windows and no paint, Ford promises real features—like BlueCruise and full climate control. It’s not just about price; it’s about practicality. What matters more—ultra-low cost or everyday usability?

Over their lifetime, EVs generate fewer total emissions—from manufacturing to energy use—than gas-powered cars. From efficiency to emissions, electric motors quietly dominate combustion engines. Real drivers and engineers are connecting the dots. What if the cleanest choice isn’t just better for the planet—but better in every way?

Genesis just made EV charging feel less like a task and more like a luxury. With new in-app tools and true plug-and-go capability, powering up is as seamless as driving. No cards, no clutter—just one app and smart tech doing the work. What if the future of EV ownership isn’t just electric, but effortless?

Electric vehicles are sparking a new kind of car passion. Drivers from all walks of life are discovering performance, innovation, and joy behind the wheel of an EV. Instant torque, quiet power, and cutting-edge tech are turning curiosity into full-blown enthusiasm.

Slate's ultra-affordable electric truck may have lost the federal tax credit, but it’s far from out of reach. Thanks to state-level EV incentives, buyers in places like Oregon, Illinois, and New York could still score one for under $20,000. With strong demand across all 50 states, Slate’s bet on simplicity and price remains powerful.

Audi just dropped the top—literally. Meet the Concept C, a sleek new roadster redefining Audi’s future with bold design and next-level interior vibes. Ready for this facelift?

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