In an industry-shaping move, Mercedes-Benz is testing an EQS model armed with lithium-metal solid-state battery technology. Representing a monumental collaboration between Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains and the Mercedes-Benz Center of Competence for Battery Systems, the EQS prototype aims to redefine the standards of EV performance with increased range and reduced charging time. These ambitious endeavors promise a new era of sustainable, long-range electric mobility, potentially revolutionizing the electric vehicle industry.

This blog post highlights six automobiles from the past decade that, for various reasons, should never have been made. These cars, from manufacturers like Ford, Buick, and Fiat, fell short due to a combination of poor performance, unappealing design, and clear misunderstandings of buyer preferences. Serving as automotive cautionary tales, these vehicular blunders remind us that not every innovative idea should make its way to the production line. Take a journey with us as we explore these six regrettable cars and their not-so-fine points.

The automotive industry is buzzing with excitement over the possible release of a sub-$30,000 sports car from Dodge, a brand known for its performance vehicles. The prospect of a new, affordable roadster has car enthusiasts waiting in anticipation of what the company could bring to the market. This blog post delves into Dodge’s historical concept vehicles, envisions what this yet-to-be-confirmed car could look like, and discusses the potential impact on the automotive market. Sit tight as we explore the tantalizing possibility of Dodge’s revival of its performance legacy.

Explore the future of electric vehicles with Scout Motors, a pioneer in sustainable automotive technology. The company is developing innovative models like the Traveler SUV and Terra pickup truck, equipped with groundbreaking features like the 800-volt battery architecture and a unique “Harvester” range-extending system (REX). This gas-powered generator adds flexibility and extends the range to an impressive 500 miles. Despite challenges, this initiative marks a significant stride towards efficient range-extending solutions, and indeed, the future of electric mobility. Stay tuned for more updates on Scout Motors’ cutting-edge technologies.

The 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz is an exciting, recent entrant into the EV market. However, due to factors such as high prices and a competitive landscape, the initially hotly anticipated electric family hauler is not selling as well as expected. Hence, the dealerships are offering significant discounts on the ID.Buzz, making it a good time for interested buyers to make a purchase. Despite waning interest in EVs, the ID.Buzz still offers a compelling argument for an electric family vehicle with its style and space.

In an unexpected move, BMW postpones production of electric Mini models at its Oxford plant in the UK due to uncertainties in the automotive industry’s landscape. Despite earlier plans of investing heavily in transforming the plant into an all-electric hub, BMW now finds itself reassessing its strategies amidst fluctuating market demands, regulatory ambiguities, and potential tariffs on imported vehicles. This instance highlights the complexities faced by automakers in navigating the evolving electric vehicle market.