From high-concept AI vehicles, to light-weight electric motor designs, CES 2025 is shaping up to solve some of the EV industry's biggest problems. We've rounded up our favorites for you.

Svolt Energy unveils the Fengxing Short Blade Battery, recharging 10-80 percent in 8.5 minutes with 6C tech and 185 Wh/kg energy density.

Genesis' GV70 Electrified now qualifies for the full EV tax credit, as do Hyundai's Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9, and the Kia EV6 and EV9. But those appear to be the only newly qualified EVs for 2025. And the Tesla Cybertruck joins the list as well.

Electric vehicle sales in Europe will resume strong upward momentum in 2025. But the push for close to an 80% market share demanded by the EU by 2030 look delusional.

World’s third-largest carmaker is grappling with tougher competition abroad and sluggish demand in South Korea

Ford, Hyundai and other carmakers are cranking up new EV battery factories, while uncertainty looms over Biden-era subsidies for them.

South Korea's Hyundai Motor said on Friday it would introduce the cheapest compact electric car in Japan, to penetrate a market dominated by local giants with established petrol and hybrid vehicle technologies.

Over the course of 2024, Honda sold 33,017 Prologue EVs, while Chevy sold 23,115 of its own EVs in the same time frame. Hilariously, it notes a 4,700 percent increase in its sales report since just 482 were sold in 2023.

Tata Motors unveils the refreshed 2025 Tiago and Tiago EV, with a focus on technology, style, and safety features ahead of the Bharat Mobility Global Expo.

Sony and Honda's joint-venture electric sedan made its debut during CES 2020.

Scout Motors, maker of a new line of electrified SUVs and pickup trucks backed by Volkswagen AG, says what most US car buyers want from the brand now is its models equipped with a gasoline-fueled engine to back up the battery.