The long-promised Roadster reboot arrives into a cooling global EV market that has shifted toward cheaper models and Chinese brands.

The pullback was driven by a 44% drop in North America even as Europe posted a record September, shifting the center of EV growth.

Megacasting and cell-to-body integration problems mean Volvo will prioritize Europe and leave US dealers short of the EV into 2027.

The deals illustrate how data center demand is pushing utilities toward unconventional generation and large transmission builds.

The arrangement shows hyperscalers turning to existing nuclear plants to secure firm, carbon-free power for AI loads.

The federal crash reports raise questions about how much Tesla's robotaxi service depends on human remote assistance.

Production problems with megacasting and cell-to-body battery integration cut plant output to 10% of target, forcing Volvo to prioritize Europe.

VW's decline comes as its four affordable EVs reach 150,000 orders and analysts warn European brands to act before it is too late.

The New Jersey fatality adds to scrutiny of Tesla's driver-assist systems ahead of its Q3 earnings call.

The 254 MW project is one of Europe's largest standalone battery storage builds as grid operators seek flexibility.

The long-wheelbase test run is BMW's longest EV distance to date and showcases its next-generation battery platform.

Ford's low-cost electric truck is aimed at the affordable end of the US pickup market, where prototypes have been spotted near its headquarters.

Interior has asked a federal court to re-evaluate the permit for the offshore project, which is already delivering power to New England.

The rule adds to state-level efforts to tie fast-growing data center loads to clean power and limit consumer bill impacts.

The milestone brings Bangladesh's first nuclear plant closer to commercial operation as an alternative to imported gas.

The Flagship project pairs roughly 10 GW of data center load with 10.2 GW of gas-fired generation and new 765-kV lines.

The proposed rules would cover computational loads of 50 MW or more connected at 100 kV and above, pending board and federal approval.

Rising gas turbine costs and supply shortages are making new gas plants slower and more expensive to build, even as the pipeline grows.