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Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025

EV registrations rise moderately in June, but U.S. market share drops to lackluster 8.6%

EV registrations rose 4.6% in June, but the decline in market share shows continued flattening ahead of the U.S. tax credit repeal.

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Lucid's Gravity electric crossover gets 9 U.S. registrations in six months, S&P Global Mobility says

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Dodge burns rubber in Charger transition to 6 cylinders

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New Volvo global sales boss Erik Severinson to lead bigger, deeper team

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Plugged In: How global EV charging is powering forward in 2025

EV infrastructure keeps advancing—even amid economic headwinds. Roland Berger's latest EV Charging Index reveals where growth is accelerating and which regions are catching up fast.

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VW, Renault join Tesla in race to make autonomous vehicles mainstream

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Tariffs jeopardize import-reliant Polestar's U.S. expansion plan

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A dawning automaker epiphany on software-defined vehicles: Do less

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U.S. auto exports to Canada plummet; Gabe Klein talks EV rollback

Canada imported more vehicles from Mexico than the United States in June for the first time in three decades. Suppliers continue to push tariffs costs to automakers. Plus, Gabe Klein, the former head of the U.S. Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, talks about the changing electric vehicle landscape under President Donald Trump.

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