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With Rivian’s announcement of its plans to introduce hands-free point-to-point driver assistance by late 2026, the automotive industry is abuzz with excitement. The brand’s CEO, RJ Scaringe, believes that autonomy will be a key driver of the future of electric cars, and Rivian is at the forefront of this technological advancement. In a recent interview with InsideEVs, Scaringe shared that Rivian is on track to deliver a more mature hands-free driving system in its trucks, with the eventual goal of achieving eyes-off, truly autonomous driving. The timeline for this ambitious plan includes the introduction of hands-free driving on city streets…

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Tesla’s Cybertruck has seen a significant price increase in the U.S., with the starting price now at $114,990. However, this increase comes with the inclusion of Tesla’s new Luxe Package at no extra cost, which offers buyers a range of premium perks. The Luxe Package includes a free Full Self-Driving (Supervised) upgrade, free lifetime Supercharging, free lifetime Premium Connectivity, and four years of Tesla’s Premium Service plan. This service plan covers scheduled maintenance such as tire rotations, wheel alignments, HEPA filter and wiper blade replacements, as well as wheel and tire and windshield protection. The new pricing for the Cybertruck…

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Tesla now has 50 Supercharger stalls in Hope with opening of third station [British Columbia] Published by Darryn John on August 22, 2025 Image source: Drive Tesla Canada Tesla has cemented Hope, British Columbia as a critical electric vehicle (EV) charging hub with the opening of its third Supercharger station in the small Fraser Valley town. The latest installation adds 16 new V4 stalls, bringing the total number of Supercharger stalls in Hope to an impressive 50. Located strategically along major travel routes, the Supercharger stations in Hope provide Tesla owners with convenient access to fast and reliable charging. This…

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Regulatory filings hint at return of Model S and Model X to Europe Tesla’s flagship vehicles, the Model S and Model X, may be preparing for a European comeback after disappearing from the online configurator just last month. Newly updated type approval filings suggest that the company has been working on getting these vehicles ready for sale in Europe once again. According to the regulatory filings, it appears that Tesla has made some modifications to the Model S and Model X to comply with European regulations. This includes updates to the vehicle’s safety features, emissions standards, and other requirements specific…

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Tesla to Introduce ‘Low Power Mode’ in Future Update A recent analysis of the latest Tesla app has unveiled that Tesla is in the process of developing a new feature called Low Power Mode for its vehicles. This feature has been highly requested by Tesla owners and is similar to the low power mode commonly found on smartphones.The primary purpose of this new mode is to give Tesla owners more control over their vehicle’s standby energy consumption. This addresses the ongoing issue of vampire drain, which occurs when the car is parked for extended periods of time.The discovery of this…

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently announced that the new Model Y L might not make its way to the U.S., sparking disappointment among Tesla enthusiasts. Many have been eagerly anticipating a larger vehicle option from Tesla, such as a full-sized SUV or a vehicle that falls between the Model Y and the Model X in terms of size. In the past, there have been discussions about what Tesla owners in the United States are looking for in a new vehicle, with many expressing a desire for a larger SUV option. While the Robovan has been mentioned as a potential option,…

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The 2026 Jeep Cherokee has made its debut, marking a significant shift from a compact to a mid-size hybrid crossover with all-wheel drive capabilities. This new model is powered by a unique 1.6-liter gas engine paired with two electric motors and an electronically-controlled continuously variable transmission (e-CVT). The innovative 350-volt hybrid powertrain was specifically designed for the Cherokee, allowing it to reach speeds of up to 62 mph on electric power despite the small size of the battery. Built on Stellantis’ STLA Large platform, the new Cherokee boasts impressive features such as a Miller Cycle four-cylinder 1.6-liter gas engine, two…

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Tesla has unveiled its latest Model Y L, designed to provide occupants with a taste of luxury and guaranteed comfort. The vehicle boasts two key features that set it apart from its predecessors and elevate the overall driving experience. One of the standout features of the Model Y L is the addition of power-adjustable thigh supports in the front seats. This innovative feature not only enhances comfort during long drives but also provides numerous health benefits. By lifting the legs and thighs, the supports help reduce pressure on the lower back and hips, promoting better spinal alignment and weight distribution.…

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with new Luxe Package Tesla raises Cyberbeast price by $15,000 in the U.S. with new Luxe Package Tesla has increased the price of its top-tier Cybertruck, the Cyberbeast, in the United States, by a hefty $15,000. However, the extra cash does translate into some extra goodies, with the automaker now adding the Luxe Package to this premium variant of the electric pickup truck. The Luxe Package includes premium features such as a premium sound system, heated and ventilated seats, adaptive air suspension, a 17-inch infotainment screen, and more. These luxury additions aim to enhance the driving experience and provide added…

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The global battery industry is currently experiencing a boom, with production capacity far exceeding demand. Chinese manufacturers, in particular, are driving this surge in capacity, even as demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage slows down. This imbalance between supply and demand has led to an oversupply of batteries in the market. According to S&P Mobility data cited by Nikkei, global EV battery production capacity is expected to reach 3,930 gigawatt hours this year, while demand is only projected to be 1,161 GWh. This overcapacity is largely attributed to Chinese manufacturers like Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL) and BYD,…

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