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Trump admin reopens $5B EV charging program after losses in court
The Trump administration appears to be backing away from its fiercely contested efforts to freeze a $5 billion federal funding program for electric vehicle chargers. On Monday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled revised guidance for states to access their remaining share of $5 billion in formula grants from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program.
In August 2025, Chevy Equinox EV deals include interest-free financing, nationwide lease, and $7,500 federal EV tax credit on ...
Instead of building its own car factories from scratch, Sony has partnered with Honda, who is making the first examples of ...
California allegedly continues enforcing EV mandates despite Congressional Review Act nullifying Biden-era waivers, prompting ...
Legislation championed by Republicans and signed by President Donald Trump in July eliminates the tax breaks — available for ...
Ford is investing $5 billion to change the way it makes electric vehicles, a move the automaker says will allow it to ...
Ford Motor Co. will invest nearly $2 billion retooling a Kentucky factory to produce electric vehicles that it says will be ...
Ford CEO Jim Farley called out Chinese automaker BYD in his hyped announcement of a new midsize truck.
A looming deadline to claim the $7,500 federal EV tax credit has sparked a buying frenzy, and Tesla is already reaping the ...
Ford plans to offer a new four-door, midsize $30,000 electric pickup truck two years from now. The new EV is to be built on a ...
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