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Detroit-Area Hyundai Dealer Charges Astronomical Fees for EV Charging, Spotlighting Public Charger Access Issues

A Detroit-area Hyundai dealership is drawing criticism for reportedly charging over $400 for a single EV charging session, exacerbating existing frustrations with public charging accessibility and pricing. This incident highlights how dealer-hosted 'public' chargers can create poor experiences for new EV drivers due to restrictive access, limited hours, and exorbitant costs. Such practices not only damage the brand's reputation but also hinder broader EV adoption.

September 5, 2026ElectrekHyundai

Tesla Cybercab Confirmed, Cybertruck Prices Increase, VW Electric Camper Van Announced

Tesla's highly anticipated Cybercab robotaxi service is officially slated for an August 2024 unveiling, signaling a major step into autonomous mobility. Meanwhile, the Cybertruck faces a price hike across its lineup, impacting potential buyers. Volkswagen has also entered the electric camper market with its new California concept, bringing zero-emission adventure closer to reality.

August 28, 2026ElectrekTesla

Tesla Cybertruck Prices Jump, Narrows Gap to Top Trim

Tesla has reportedly increased prices for its Cybertruck, with significant hikes on the Dual Motor and Premium AWD variants. These adjustments make the range-topping Cyberbeast model a comparatively smaller financial leap for potential buyers, potentially influencing purchasing decisions.

August 25, 2026Motor1Tesla

Tesla Raises Cybertruck Price by $5,000 Amidst Production Ramp-Up Challenges

Tesla has quietly increased the price of its Cybertruck Dual Motor all-wheel drive model by $5,000, bringing its new starting price to $74,990. This adjustment comes as the automaker continues to face significant hurdles in ramping up production of the highly anticipated electric pickup, reportedly operating at a fraction of its projected capacity.

August 25, 2026ElectrekTesla

KBB Publishes Used Pricing Guide for the 2026 Toyota RAV4 Prime

Kelley Blue Book has released its pricing data for the 2026 Toyota RAV4 Prime, offering a glimpse into potential used market values for the popular plug-in hybrid SUV. While the 2026 model year is still distant, this early valuation tool provides consumers and dealers with speculative pricing trends based on various trims and conditions.

August 16, 2026Kelley Blue Book NewsToyota

Kia EV3 Debuts in North America with Highly Competitive Pricing

Kia has unveiled the pricing for its new compact electric SUV, the EV3, setting it up as one of the most affordable BEVs available in both the U.S. and Canadian markets. Starting under $30,000 in the U.S. and positioned as Canada's lowest-priced EV, the EV3 aims to significantly broaden access to battery-electric vehicles for consumers across the continent.

August 15, 2026ElectrekKia

2027 Kia EV3 Poised to Become One of America's Most Affordable EVs

Kia has officially priced its upcoming 2027 EV3, positioning it as a highly competitive option for U.S. consumers seeking an entry-level battery electric vehicle. With an attractive starting price including destination fees, the compact SUV aims to democratize EV ownership and expand the market.

August 13, 2026Motor1Kia

Toyota Sets 2027 C-HR EV Starting Price at $37,080

Toyota has officially revealed the pricing for its 2027 C-HR EV, which will begin at $37,080. This marks a $2,100 increase compared to the company's inaugural all-electric SUV offering. The C-HR EV aims to compete in the growing compact electric SUV segment with this new price point.

August 7, 2026ElectrekToyota

Tesla Q2 Profits Decline Amidst Lower Average Selling Prices, Focus Shifts to Global Markets

Tesla's second-quarter profits have seen a significant drop, attributed to a decrease in the average selling price of its vehicles, despite an increase in deliveries. This financial shift reflects the company's strategy to introduce more affordable models and competitive financing options, particularly as it navigates a changing EV incentive landscape in the U.S. and intensifies its efforts in global markets like Europe and China.

August 5, 2026Autocar (UK)Tesla

Volvo's Upcoming EX50 Electric SUV Expected to Start Below $50,000

Volvo is preparing to launch a new entry-level electric SUV, the EX50, in the US market. Positioned as a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Y, this new BEV is anticipated to have a starting price in the upper $40,000 range. This move signifies Volvo's commitment to expanding its electric vehicle lineup with more accessible options.

August 4, 2026ElectrekVolvo

Genesis GV60 Magma EV to Sport a $10,000 Premium Over the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N

The new Genesis GV60 Magma, an upcoming high-performance electric vehicle, is expected to command a significant price increase over its platform-mate, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N. This luxury EV will soon arrive at dealerships, positioning itself as a more upscale, performance-oriented option in the market. Consumers will need to weigh whether the additional cost justifies the enhancements offered by the Genesis model.

July 31, 2026ElectrekGenesis

Pricing Speculation for 2027 Toyota Prius Prime PHEV

Toyota is reportedly preparing to launch its 2027 Prius Prime plug-in hybrid with a potentially elevated price point. While specific figures remain speculative, industry watchers anticipate a significant increase over current models, reflecting advanced features and capabilities. The standard Prius hybrid is expected to remain more affordably priced.

July 21, 2026Cars.com NewsToyota

Subaru Cuts Solterra and Uncharted EV Prices in Canada to Qualify for Federal Rebates

Subaru Canada has announced significant price reductions for its 2024 Solterra and Solterra Uncharted (the Canadian name for the 'Wilderness') all-electric SUVs. These adjustments aim to bring both models below the $60,000 threshold, making them eligible for the Canadian federal Electric Vehicle Availability Incentive (iZEV) rebate program. The move is expected to boost sales for Subaru's EV offerings in the Canadian market.

July 17, 2026Electric Autonomy CanadaSubaru

Entry-Level 2026 Tesla Model Y Lowers Price While Trimming Features

Tesla's new base model for the 2026 Model Y aims to attract more buyers with a significantly lower price point. However, this affordability comes with a trade-off, as some comfort and convenience features have been either removed or downgraded compared to higher trims. This strategic move could broaden the Model Y's appeal but might require buyers to accept fewer amenities.

July 14, 2026Car and DriverTesla

Slate Truck Pricing Soars with Package Add-ons

The new Slate Truck, initially presented with an attractive base price, quickly becomes a much more expensive proposition once buyers begin adding optional features and packages. Customizing the vehicle with popular upgrades can push the final cost well above the advertised starting price, highlighting the premium placed on desired extras.

July 8, 2026Car and DriverSlate Truck

Secondhand EV Market Sees Price Stability and Increased Sales for Dealers This Summer

After navigating a turbulent period of depreciation, the used EV market is showing signs of stabilization and growth. Dealers can expect more predictable pricing and higher sales volumes as consumer interest in pre-owned electric vehicles rises nationwide. This summer could mark a turning point for the segment, offering new opportunities for dealerships to engage with EV buyers.

Subaru Maintains Pricing for 2027 Solterra, Trailseeker, and Uncharted EV Models

Subaru has announced that the pricing for its 2027 electric vehicle lineup, including the Solterra, Trailseeker, and Uncharted models, will remain unchanged from the previous model year. This decision means consumers can expect consistent entry-level costs for all three EV SUVs, ranging from $36,470 to $41,470, even as the new model year approaches. The move could make Subaru's EV offerings more competitive in a dynamic market.

July 7, 2026Car and DriverSubaru

Tesla Model Y 'Longer' Variant with Six Seats Priced at $63,380

Edmunds has revealed details on a new, longer version of the Tesla Model Y. This variant, which costs $63,380, offers seating for up to six passengers, expanding its utility for larger families or those needing additional capacity. The introduction of this Model Y 'Longer' will be a welcome change for prospective EV buyers who find the standard Model Y too small.

July 3, 2026Edmunds NewsTesla

Canoo's Barebones Pickup Might Start at $25,000

Details from Canoo's website suggest its upcoming electric pickup truck, the Slate, could launch with a price tag of around $25,000. This entry-level price point, if accurate, aligns the Slate closely with the Ford Maverick and may appeal to budget-conscious buyers seeking an electric truck.

June 23, 2026Kelley Blue Book NewsCanoo