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Jeep Confirms Recon EV for Europe, Adds China-Made Flagship
Jeep confirmed its electric Recon SUV will launch in Europe in early 2027 and unveiled plans for three additional SUVs, including a flagship built in China through a Dongfeng joint venture and exporte
Polar geoengineering could expose flights to sulphuric acid
New research finds that proposed polar geoengineering — spraying sulphur near the poles to cool the planet — could expose passengers on commercial flights like Asia-North America polar routes to hazar
Donald Trump is the accidental hero of a real-life feelgood climate tale even as a creeping horror story plays alongside | Clear Air
Europe's record heatwave has killed more than 1,300 people even as renewables overtake coal globally and solar capacity surges, with Trump's Iran conflict ironically accelerating the shift away from f
Toyota compensates suppliers after scrapping flagship Lexus EV
Toyota confirmed it will compensate suppliers with potentially tens of billions of yen after canceling development of its flagship Lexus LF-ZC electric vehicle, an "unprecedented" move that won't kill
Lucid Swaps C-Suite, Spins Out Robotaxi Tech Unit
Lucid replaced nearly its entire C-suite under new CEO Silvio Napoli, naming a new CFO, CTO, customer chief, and spinning out a technology unit for robotaxis and AI, weeks after cutting 18% of its wor
Yadea Como debuts at Eurobike 2026 with hidden rear shock
Yadea, the world's largest EV maker by production volume, unveiled the Como — a full-suspension commuter e-bike with a hidden rear air shock — at Eurobike 2026, alongside the folding fat-tire Rover, w
PJM Eyes Record 165K MW Peak as DOE Orders Max Fossil Generation
The Department of Energy ordered PJM Interconnection to maximize fossil fuel generation and prepare to curtail data centers as a heat wave threatens to push Thursday's grid demand past the 2006 record
Tesla Q2 Deliveries Jump 25% to 480,126, Beat Estimates
Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in Q2 2026, up 25% year-over-year and roughly 74,000 units above analyst consensus, marking its first quarterly delivery growth after two straight years of declines.
Why the true cost of new gas plants is much higher than the sticker price
A new analysis by Current Energy Group and GridLab finds that the true cost of new gas power plants runs roughly 30% above advertised sticker prices once hidden fuel-infrastructure costs are included,
This electric race car can drive upside down and can be yours for a cool $1.3m
McMurtry unveiled the production version of its Speirling electric hypercar — a 1,000hp 'fan car' that generates 2,000kg of downforce at standstill, enough to drive upside down — priced at £995k (~$1.
Alarm after herring gulls found covered in oil
Thirteen herring gulls were found coated in an unknown oily orange substance in Peel on the Isle of Man, with a conservation charity warning the recurring contamination is fatal for the birds and dama
Rivian Beats Q2 Delivery Outlook, Raises 2026 Guidance
Rivian beat its own Q2 2026 outlook by producing 12,613 vehicles and delivering 12,194 at its Normal, Illinois plant, fueled by growth in EDV and R1 sales plus the launch of R2 deliveries. The company
Rivian Beats Q2 Deliveries, Lifts 2026 Outlook as Lucid Misses
Rivian topped Q2 delivery expectations and raised its full-year 2026 delivery outlook on strong demand, while rival Lucid missed Wall Street forecasts for the same quarter.
Voyage to the end of the world: floating lab to explore life in Arctic adrift in ice
Six scientists and six crew will board the French-built Tara polar station in Kirkenes, Norway next month for an eight-month drift across the central Arctic Ocean, gathering data on climate change imp
Study: Consumers Will Pay Premium for Climate-Proof Wines
A Cornell University study found consumers are willing to pay a premium for wines made using climate-adaptation strategies like shade cloth, heat-resistant grape varieties, or vineyard relocation to c
E-Bike Boom Quietly Outweighs Its Headlines
A longtime e-bike industry observer argues that headline-grabbing safety incidents — reckless teen riding, battery fires, sidewalk speeding — obscure the millions of commuters, retirees, cargo-bike pa
Bolivia Completes First-Ever Jaguar Wild Release
Bolivia completed its first-ever successful rehabilitation and release of a captive jaguar, releasing Yaguara—a female orphaned by 2024 wildfires—into the 1.5-million-hectare Noel Kempff Mercado natio
Subaru's Trailseeker, Uncharted outsell Solterra
Subaru's two newest electric SUVs — the Trailseeker and Uncharted — are already outselling the refreshed Solterra in monthly volume just months after hitting dealerships, though the Solterra still lea
Eversource Tests Targeted Demand Response in Massachusetts
Eversource is testing more sophisticated demand response tools through two new Massachusetts pilots — one targeting heat-driven grid stress in Greater Boston, the other timing EV and battery charging
England records hottest June ever as red heat alert hits three days
England recorded its hottest June on record, with the Met Office confirming three consecutive days of red extreme heat warnings — the first such streak since the alert system launched in 2021 — cappin
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