Tesla (TSLA) sales are crashing in China, and things are about to get worse

Tesla (TSLA) sales are currently crashing in China, based on both new monthly and weekly data released today.

That’s despite the new Model Y, record discounts, and incentives. Competition and a new electric vehicle (EV) price war are putting significant pressure on Tesla in China.

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I went behind the scenes at EUNORAU’s headquarters to see where e-bikes come from

While I enjoy covering news and reviews related to new e-bikes and other micromobility vehicles, my favorite part of working in this industry is actually getting to go deeper behind the scenes, often pulling back the curtain to see what lies behind some of the biggest companies in the market. Most only show us their polished front-facing image, but there’s so much more to the story than that. From the people who build and operate these brands to the way new ideas work their way through the design pipeline and into bike boxes headed to our doorsteps, there are countless untold stories just waiting to be revealed. And that’s exactly what I set out to do when I visited the headquarters of EUNORAU, one of the most prolific e-bike makers in the world.

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The Chevy Equinox EV is selling like hotcakes

Starting at under $35,000 with over 315 miles of range, Chevy’s electric SUV is proving to be a hit. The all-electric Equinox helped propel Chevy past Ford to become the fastest-growing EV brand in the US.

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Tesla teases new Model Y 7-seater option

Tesla teases that the 7-seater option is soon going to make a comeback in the new Model Y.

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A reborn VanMoof just launched two new e-bikes hoping to win back riders

VanMoof, the Dutch makers of slick-looking electric bikes that proved too high-tech to succeed just two years ago, is back with two new models that help return the company to (some of) its former glory. The new VanMoof S6 and S6 Open (i.e. low-step) are here. But will riders return?

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Hyundai has a secret stash of rare EV minerals, giving it ‘far more wiggle room’ than rivals

Hyundai saw the storm coming and has been preparing for an industry upheaval. With a stockpile of rare EV minerals, Hyundai claims it has “far more wiggle room” as the industry braces for supply chain disruptions stemming from China’s new export restrictions.

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Tesla officially starts autonomous ‘testing’ phase in Austin days before planned launch

Tesla has officially entered the autonomous vehicle ‘testing’ phase in Austin, Texas days before its planned launch of a commercial service.

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Lexus RZ just got a +$10,000 bonus offer, making it its cheapest vehicle to lease

Thanks to a new $10,000 bonus offer introduced this month, the cheapest Lexus you can currently lease is now the 2025 electric RZ. Is it worth checking out?

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E-quipment highlight: Oshkosh Striker Volterra Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighter

The Oshkosh-built Striker Volterra electric ARFF vehicle (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighter) packs advanced battery technology and multiple power options to deliver consistent emergency response performance no matter how long it needs to be in action.

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Kia’s PV5 is the first to use Hyundai ‘Pleos’ software as orders open in Korea at $35,000

Kia’s first electric van is finally here. Although it appears to be from the future, the PV5 boasts impressive interior space, a long driving range, advanced technology, and a range of features. It’s offered in a variety of different configurations, including an upcoming refrigerated truck, a light camper, and a luxury “Prime” model. With orders opening in Korea this week, we are learning a little more about what to expect from the Kia PV5 before it rolls out globally.

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