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- 1EV Sales Fell 41% in January as Some Brands Bucked the Trend▼EV Sales Crashed 41% In January—But These Brands Still Grew
Electric vehicle sales dropped sharply in January, falling 41% compared with the same month a year earlier, according to a report by InsideEVs. The decline highlights a slowdown in demand for electric cars in key markets. However, the report notes that a handful of brands still managed to grow their EV sales during the month, standing out against the broader downturn. Attention is turning to which manufacturers are gaining ground as the overall market contracts.
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First-quarter electric vehicle sales figures in the United States are drawing analysis, with InsideEVs laying out five key takeaways from the numbers. The breakdown looks at how major automakers performed as the US EV market continues to shift, offering a snapshot of demand, pricing and competition early in the year.
- 3Ford Races to Build EVs That Can Match China▼Ford Is Trying To Build EVs That Can Match China. We Went Behind The Scenes To See How
Ford is working to develop electric vehicles capable of competing with Chinese automakers, who currently lead the market on cost and technology. InsideEVs reports from behind the scenes at Ford, examining how the company is rethinking its EV design, manufacturing and supply chain in an effort to close the gap with China's fast-moving car industry.
- 4Ultra-Fast EV Chargers Headed to America Before Cars Can Use Them▼Absurdly Fast EV Chargers Are Coming To America, But Cars Aren't Ready
New reporting from InsideEVs says extremely fast electric vehicle chargers are on their way to the United States, but most cars on the road cannot yet handle the power levels they deliver. The article highlights a growing gap between charging infrastructure and vehicle capability, raising questions about whether the rollout of next-generation chargers makes sense while current EVs remain limited in how quickly they can recharge.
- 5Hyundai Ioniq 5 Becomes America's Top-Selling Non-Tesla EV▼The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Is Now America's Best-Selling EV That Isn't A Tesla
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has become the best-selling electric vehicle in the United States outside of Tesla's lineup, according to InsideEVs. The milestone underscores Hyundai's growing strength in the American EV market as Tesla's dominance faces increasing competition from Korean and other legacy automakers.
- 6Used Electric Car Sales Hit Record High in March●What EV Slowdown? Used Electric Car Sales Hit A Record High In March
Used electric vehicle sales reached a record high in March, according to a report by InsideEVs. The figures run counter to ongoing narratives about an EV slowdown, suggesting demand for cheaper, second-hand electric cars remains strong even as new EV sales growth cools in some markets.
- 7New Electric Car Charges Nearly Full in Under 9 Minutes▼This New Electric Car Nearly Fills Its Battery In Under 9 Minutes
A new electric car can charge its battery to nearly full capacity in under nine minutes, according to a report by electric vehicle outlet InsideEVs. Such ultra-fast charging speeds would dramatically cut one of the main drawbacks of electric cars, long refuelling stops, and put the model in direct competition with the fastest-charging vehicles on the market from brands like Porsche, Hyundai and Chinese manufacturers.
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A new benchmark is taking hold in the electric vehicle market: 300 miles of range on a single charge is now standard for many new models, according to automotive outlet InsideEVs. The outlet asks whether 400 miles could be the next target as battery technology improves and buyers demand longer range. The discussion reflects how quickly EV expectations have shifted from novelty to mainstream capability.
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Electric vehicles sharply cut global fuel consumption in 2025, according to a report highlighted by InsideEVs. As EV adoption accelerates worldwide, millions of barrels of gasoline and diesel demand are being displaced, marking one of the most significant shifts in transport energy use to date. Industry observers see it as evidence that electrification is now materially reshaping oil demand.
- 10EVs Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars, Analysis Confirms▼Yes, EVs Really Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars. Here's By How Much
New coverage from InsideEVs states that electric vehicles are indeed cleaner than gasoline cars and breaks down the exact size of the difference in lifetime emissions. The piece aims to settle a recurring debate among drivers and policymakers over whether EV manufacturing, especially battery production, offsets the benefits of zero tailpipe emissions.
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InsideEVs argues that the real challenge for electric vehicles is not politics but age: older drivers remain far more reluctant to buy EVs than younger buyers, limiting the technology's growth potential. The piece suggests the industry's fortunes depend on shifting demographics rather than winning over skeptical policymakers or political camps.
- 12Lucid Claims a New World Record Beyond Range or Charging▼Lucid's New World Record Has Nothing To Do With Charging Speed Or Range
Lucid has set a new world record, but the achievement reportedly has nothing to do with the metrics electric vehicle makers usually compete on, such as charging speed or driving range. The claim, reported by InsideEVs, has drawn attention from EV watchers curious about what the electric vehicle maker managed to accomplish outside its usual areas of technical marketing, and what it signals about the company's broader ambitions.