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Trump Administration Sued by 17 States Over EV Charger Funding

Trump Administration Sued by 17 States Over EV Charger Funding

The Trump administration’s denial of federal government support for electric vehicles is being challenged in court by attorneys general from 17 states. In the lawsuit led by California, the states contend the administration is withholding funding allocated to build vehicle charging infrastructure. Get details at Headlight.News.

A Week With: 2026 Infiniti QX60 Autograph

A Week With: 2026 Infiniti QX60 Autograph

The luxury SUV market remains hot and highly competitive. This means there are plenty of compelling options in the segment, which is fantastic because luxury SUVs are among my favorite vehicles to drive — perhaps my most favorite. After a week with the all-new Infiniti QX60, nothing has changed when it comes to my preferences. Find out more at Headlight.News.

New York Leading Charge to Ban In-Car Subscription Services

New York Leading Charge to Ban In-Car Subscription Services

A few years back, BMW toyed with the idea of charging car owners a subscription fee to use seat warmers. It was a monstrous flop. As automakers look for more ways to get a few more bucks out of owners, New York is considering a law that would prevent in-car subscriptions like what BMW tried. Get details at Headlight.News.

A Week With: 2026 Nissan Leaf Premium+

A Week With: 2026 Nissan Leaf Premium+

Before the Mach-E, before the Bolt, before the Model 3 there was … the Nissan Leaf. Small with limited range and an awkward exterior, the Leaf was the first mainstream electric vehicle. Since then, the OG EV has been pushed to the back of the line; however, the 2026 Nissan Leaf Premium+ is making a statement: I’m back. See if it is in our review at Headlight.News.

GM Laying Off 3,400 Workers Due to Expected EV Sales Drop

GM Laying Off 3,400 Workers Due to Expected EV Sales Drop

The impact of end of federal EV tax credits is being felt in many areas of the auto industry. It reached the factory floors at four General Motors-owned plants in three states as more than 3,400 workers were laid off due to the expected fall in EV sales tied to the end of the $7,500 credit Sept. 30. Find out more at Headlight.News.

No October Surprise: EV Sales Nosedive

No October Surprise: EV Sales Nosedive

Automakers offered plenty of incentives, but without $7,500 in federal government tax credits, sales of new electric vehicles — predictably — flatlined in October. J.D. Power & Associates also estimates sales of new EVs were less than half of the artificially inflated numbers from September. Find out more at Headlight.News.