Patrick George

Although Elon Musk said Supercharger growth will continue following today's layoffs, some sites are already set to be canceled, InsideEVs has learned.

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Now-former Tesla employees tell InsideEVs about the chaos at the company, and why they worry about Supercharger quality and uptime.

As always, Kia's design game is extremely on point. If you ask me, there are basically only two names in the car design game right now: Hyundai Motor Group, and then everybody else.

The CEO of rideshare (and charging) company Revel talks Toyota's involvement, picking up Tesla's mantle and why being "first to market" matters.

Also on tap for today's roundup: a look at Toyota's challenges despite massive profits, and a prediction for Lucid's Q1 report.

A new Senate bill would end the federal EV tax credit. Not signing on: states that actually manufacture cars.

Plus, Elon Musk changes his tune on Tesla Supercharging after laying everyone off, and one of Geely's brands makes its Wall Street debut.

The EV transition is more confounding than ever. If you want to hear about what's really going on, join us at Lucid's Boston Seaport store May 19.

Are we losing our nerve as China speeds ahead on EVs? Plus, Mercedes faces a union vote and Tesla deals with a literal angry mob.