Automotive News
Schneider Electric’s Charge Pro Bets Commercial Charging’s Real Problem Is Too Many Vendors
July 23, 2026
Schneider Electric’s new Charge Pro bundles a commercial Level 2 charger, EV Connect software and a five-year warranty under one vendor. We pressed on the catches.
Genesis GV90: What’s Real About the Ultra-Luxury Electric Flagship
July 21, 2026
Genesis hasn’t revealed the GV90, its ultra-luxury electric flagship, yet. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s leaked, and where the Rolls-Royce hype outruns fact.
Honda Is Ending the Prologue. Its Replacement Was Already Dead.
July 17, 2026
Honda is ending the Prologue after the 2026 model year despite strong sales. With the 0 Series canceled in March, Honda will soon have no battery-electric model for sale in the US.
Toyota’s Expanded Nvidia Deal Is About the Factory, Not the Car
July 17, 2026
Nvidia expanded its Toyota AI partnership in July 2026, but the cars were old news. The new parts are factory digital twins, safety-code AI, and Woven City.
DC’s Robotaxi Bill Never Says the Word “Wheelchair”
July 17, 2026
DC’s robotaxi bill runs 542 lines and charges $6 million to enter. It never mentions wheelchairs. Inside the accessibility gap nobody has solved.
Mazda’s Butterfly-Door Patent Describes a Crash Structure First
July 15, 2026
A Mazda patent published July 2 shows flip-up butterfly doors on a small sports car. Read closely, it is a crash-structure filing, and it may not be the MX-5.
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