Toyota sells 3 electric SUVs, but which one is best for you?
By Peter Johnson
Toyota now offers three fully electric SUVs: the bZ, C-HR, and bZ Woodland. Here’s how they stack up. more…
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Yozma IN 10 Pro e-dirt bike hits exclusive new $1,614 low, Anker early Black Friday security sale $1,100 off, EcoFlow, more
By Reinette LeJeune
We’re kicking off week two of early Black Friday Green Deals with a jam-packed edition, led by Yozma’s official event that is offering up to $935 savings, including the deal for the popular IN 10 Pro Electric Dirt Bike with a FREE $150 bundle at an exclusive new $1,614 low. Right behind that is Anker’s massive eufy Black Friday Sale with up to $1,100 security savings, like the new bundle for the eufyCam S4 4K Triple-Lens Bullet-PTZ Solar Security Camera 4-Cam Kit with the latest HomeBase Professional S1 hub down at $1,200, and more top picks starting from $120. We also have EcoFlow’s latest 4…
The electric Vespa just got better where it actually matters
By Micah Toll
Vespa’s electric scooters have never exactly screamed for attention. That’s sort of the point. They look like Vespas, ride like Vespas, and just happen to swap the gasoline engine for a much quieter electric drivetrain. But for 2027, Vespa has given its electric lineup a fairly significant technological overhaul while leaving that iconic steel bodywork largely untouched. more…
Ford’s EV batteries retain more than 90% health after 100,000 miles
By Peter Johnson
Your electric vehicle battery may last longer than you think. Ford says its EV batteries retain greater than 90% health on average after 100,000 miles. Here are a few tips to keep yours healthy. more…
Musk admits Tesla doesn’t have enough talent to build more than one car at a time after exodus
By Fred Lambert
Elon Musk now says Tesla can’t build the Cybertruck and the Cybercab at the same time because there are only so many “smart, dedicated people” to go around. Half the executives he showed off in 2023 as proof of Tesla’s “bench strength” have since left the company. It’s the most honest explanation yet for how Tesla went from five consumer vehicle programs at the start of 2026 to a single platform, Model 3 and Model Y, by the middle of 2027. more…
BYD is going all out on its ultra-luxury EV with coach doors and 1,000+ km of range [Images]
By Peter Johnson
BYD unveiled the Yangwang Altior, its new ultra-luxury EV with coach doors, over 1,000 km of CTLC range, a 1,000V fast-charging platform, and plenty of premium extras. more…
LiveWire just showed off its biggest electric motorcycle lineup yet
By Micah Toll
LiveWire has spent the last few years expanding beyond the premium electric motorcycles that originally defined the Harley-Davidson spin-off. But seeing the company’s latest machines all together at EICMA in Milan really drives home just how much broader LiveWire’s ambitions have become. I stopped by the LiveWire booth at EICMA 2026, where the company had everything from its new lightweight S4 Honcho models to the freshly acquired DUST electric dirt bikes – plus STACYC’s electric balance bikes for the youngest riders. more…
Tesla launches Robotaxi in San Antonio with a 274 sq mi geofence on paper
By Fred Lambert
Tesla is launching its Robotaxi service in San Antonio, its eighth city, with a launch geofence covering about 274 square miles. That’s the biggest day-one map Tesla has ever posted, and more than four times the size of Waymo’s San Antonio service area. But if Tesla’s recent maps are any guide, a big chunk of that area won’t be bookable. In Austin, an independent check found the Robotaxi app only accepted pickups and drop-offs in about 59% of the zone Tesla advertises. more…
Musk says Cybertruck isn’t dying from weak sales — the numbers disagree
By Fred Lambert
Elon Musk now claims Cybertruck orders “far exceed” Tesla’s production rate, and that the truck isn’t being killed because it’s unprofitable. It’s his second explanation in three days for ending the pickup. The problem is that Tesla’s own numbers say the opposite. The Cybertruck line has been running at roughly a quarter of its installed capacity, and Tesla spent all of 2026 discounting, re-trimming, and repricing the truck to find buyers. more…
Electric dirt bikes keep getting called e-bikes. The bicycle industry wants that to stop
By Micah Toll
The line between electric bicycles and electric motorcycles has been getting increasingly blurry – though perhaps not because the vehicles themselves are actually that hard to tell apart. more…
Going the distance: these electric semi trucks cover over 600 miles EVERY DAY
By Jo Borrás
“Sure, diesel is high, but electric trucks don’t work.” It’s a common refrain these days – especially from people selling diesel trucks. Perception lags reality, however, and the reality is that these electric semi trucks are covering more than 600 miles per day, seven days a week. more…
Here are the best electric bikes you can buy at every price level in November 2026
By Micah Toll
I’ve spent countless hours here at Electrek doing detailed hands-on testing of hundreds of electric bikes. Through thousands of miles of riding, I’ve been fortunate to learn these e-bikes inside and out, top to bottom and front to back. That long-term experience with real-world e-bike testing has helped me find the best electric bicycles on the market for just about any budget. Below are some of the top e-bikes I’ve hand-tested for every price range, current as of November 2026. These are probably the best deals you’ll find all year on electric bikes, meaning this is the best time ever to get…
French carmaker Renault wants to get into the military robot business
By Jo Borrás
Forget what your Fox News-addicted uncle told you about cheese-eating surrender monkeys. The French military has centuries of storied military victories and traditions behind it, and Renault wants in on that action with a new, autonomous electric vehicle platform designed to tackle the Armée de Terre’s most demanding missions. more…
New ID. AURA is the mainstream EV VW needs – but its software is the real story
By Jo Borrás
Volkswagen built its global empire on the promise of affordable, accessible transportation, embodied by the iconic Type 1 Beetle. Now facing an existential crisis after a decades-long push upmarket, the automaker faces a reckoning – and a retreat back into affordable, mass-market electric sedans like the new FAW-VW ID. AURA L5 (and the software that powers it) might be exactly what VW needs to reach a new generation of buyers. more…
Everyone wants an electric pickup truck. I want more electric 125cc motorcycles
By Micah Toll
If you follow the EV industry in North America, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the future of transportation revolves around electric SUVs and pickups. Every week seems to bring another teaser from a startup promising to reinvent the family car or truck. The latest electric SUVs, “coming soon” tiny trucks, lifestyle trucks, modular trucks, etc. Companies like Slate, TELO, and countless others have generated plenty of excitement, even if many of them still have everything left to prove. Don’t get me wrong – I hope they succeed. We need more affordable electric vehicles. But after spending…
Tesla deemed liable for fraud after Solar Roof ‘experiment’ on a home
By Fred Lambert
A California judge has deemed Tesla liable for fraud in a Solar Roof lawsuit, after the company repeatedly failed to hand over evidence. Tesla had already admitted it breached the contract, broke its warranty, and was negligent on the job. The homeowner says fixing the damage will cost “well over $2.5 million.” Tesla once offered him $5,000. more…
Harbinger scores another $240M in latest investment round
By Jo Borrás
Electric truck maker Harbinger has been racking up wins in recent months, and after scoring a $300 million order from international shipping giant FedEx and a defense contract with the US military, the company has drummed up another $240 million in Series D funding. more…
Yamaha’s new electric scooter takes aim at Europe’s 125cc commuters
By Micah Toll
Yamaha is expanding its electric scooter lineup with the new XENTER E, a 125cc-equivalent electric scooter designed specifically with European city riding in mind. more…
5 American, 6 Canadian: Workhorse W56 arrives in the True North
By Jo Borrás
Electric truck brand Workhorse is bringing its W56 Class 5 and 6 electric trucks to Canada thanks to a new agreement with a Canadian dealer group and fleet management provider offering truck and trailer sales, parts, repair, and 24/7 roadside assistance and towing services across the Northern nation. more…
Honda just showed off its first high-end electric mountain bike
By Micah Toll
Honda makes just about everything with a motor, from lawnmowers and generators to cars, motorcycles, and even airplanes. Now the Japanese giant is adding another electrified vehicle to the list – a premium electric mountain bike. more…
Amazon set to deploy more than 3,000 TATA electric delivery trucks
By Jo Borrás
Amazon isn’t just electrifying its American delivery operations. The virtual big box stores that Bezos built understands the benefits of EVs as well as anyone, and they’re working hard to deploy electric vehicles everywhere they can. And now, that global push is extending to India. more…
Apollo’s newest electric scooter is also its lowest-cost yet
By Micah Toll
Apollo has spent the last several years carving out a spot for itself toward the more premium end of the electric scooter market. Now the company is trying something different: going after the mass market with its least expensive model yet. more…
Hyundai’s $359 IONIQ 5 lease looks like a deal, but don’t overlook its bigger sibling
By Peter Johnson
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is the most popular EV in America outside of Tesla, but its larger three-row sibling looks like the better deal right now. more…
EVgo opens its first Tesla Superchargers, with hundreds more planned
By Michelle Lewis
EVgo has opened its first Supercharger station, and it’s in a Chicago grocery store parking lot. The site has 12 fast-charging stalls with both NACS and CCS plugs, and it’s the first of hundreds of Tesla Supercharger stalls EVgo plans to add across the US. more…
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