NEWS & STORIES
EVery Story
Every angle, update and perspective from the world of electric mobility.
Tesla just revealed a Roadster that can leave the ground
After years of delays, Tesla has finally shown the redesigned Roadster. The headline feature is hard to ignore: selected versions use SpaceX-developed thrusters, and Tesla demonstrated the car lifting off the ground and moving through the air.
Peugeot reveals a new way to steer its future EVs
Peugeot is bringing a new steering system closer to production in its future electric cars. Hypersquare and Steer-by-Wire replace the traditional mechanical steering link with electronic control.
What EV buyers worry about, and what owners actually experience
Range, battery life and charging are some of the biggest concerns before going electric. But research shows that many of these worries look very different once people actually own an EV.
Your EV can be more efficient in city traffic than on the motorway
City traffic might not sound like the ideal place for an electric car. But lower speeds and regenerative braking can actually make urban driving surprisingly efficient.
The first Porsche was electric
Long before the Taycan, Ferdinand Porsche was already building electric vehicles. In fact, the first vehicle he designed was electric back in 1898.
Used EVs are becoming a clearer choice
More electric cars are entering the second-hand market. And better information about batteries, costs and charging could make choosing one much simpler.
EVery Month: The Electric Update, September 2026
Faster charging, wireless power, electric GTIs and even the possible end of the 12-volt battery. Here are five EV stories worth knowing from September 2026.
Electric cars were already on the road in the 1890s
EVs might feel like a modern invention, but electric cars were already carrying people through city streets more than 130 years ago.
Can your EV power your home?
In some cases, yes. With the right car and charger, an EV can send electricity back to your home.