Inside EVs

1. The Ferrari Luce Officially Starts At $560,800

   The first-ever electric Ferrari makes a Rolls-Royce Cullinan look like a bargain.

2. The 2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E Has More Range As Standard

   The extended-range battery is now fitted at no extra cost across the lineup. Plus, there’s a new Trail trim with lifted suspension.

3. BMW’s Electric M3 Had To First Win Over One Of Its Own

   Winning over a skeptical test driver takes more than horsepower.

4. Seattle Is Installing Hundreds Of Curbside EV Chargers

   Residents will decide where the Level 2 chargers will be installed, and the city will prioritize areas with apartment buildings.

5. Spotify’s First Native In-Car App Is Hitting Audi EVs First

   Built without Google’s design restrictions, the new app will go live on the Audi A6 e-tron and Q6 e-tron around the world.

6. Tesla Says 75% Of New Car Buyers Subscribe To FSD In North America

   Tesla's newest subscription numbers show that 75% of buyers subscribe to Tesla's $99 per month autonomy software.

7. 'End Of The Year': Tesla Says Cybercab Customer Deliveries Will Begin Soon

   But the vast majority of Cybercabs will be owned by Tesla, CEO Elon Musk says.

8. The Midterms Won't Mean Much For EV Policy, Analysts Say

   Even if Democrats flip congress, they won't be able to make meaningful change.

9. General Motors Isn't 'Walking Away' From EVs, Top Exec Says

   A fourth-gen EV platform powered by LMR cells is coming soon.

10. GM Is Adding Its Own Version Of Tesla's Sentry Mode To Cars

    GM's new OnStar Connected Cameras sound like a page out of Tesla's tech-focused playbook.