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Trump Buys a Tesla Then Moves to End Pro-EV Rules

Trump Buys a Tesla Then Moves to End Pro-EV Rules

The day after President Donald Trump and adviser/Tesla CEO Elon Musk showed off the president’s just-purchased Tesla Model S, the Trump administration took the next step in eliminating the Biden administration’s push to increase electric vehicle production. Find out more at Headlight.News.

2026 Toyota bZ4X – Will Better Range, Performance, Faster Charging Win Over Critics?

2026 Toyota bZ4X – Will Better Range, Performance, Faster Charging Win Over Critics?

Toyota may be one of the top-selling brands in the U.S. but its first serious foray into the battery-electric vehicle market hasn’t done much to charge up U.S. EV buyers. The automaker is hoping more of them will plug in with the launch of a mid-cycle update, the 2026 Toyota bZ4X getting a boost to both range and performance while cutting charging times. Here’s a first look.

At Just $15,000, This is the Affordable Toyota EV You Can’t Have

At Just $15,000, This is the Affordable Toyota EV You Can’t Have

The new Toyota bZ3X is, at less than $20,000, the sort of affordable EV American motorists are craving. The problem is you can’t have it. Not unless you’re thinking about moving to China. But it’s certainly connecting with motorists in the People’s Republic. And it might offer some insight into the sort of product Toyota just might eventually be able to come up with for the U.S.

Lexus Reveals the New RZ for 2026

Lexus Reveals the New RZ for 2026

Being Toyota’s luxury sibling, Lexus hasn’t been as invested in the shift toward electric vehicles as many other luxury automakers. However, it did introduce the RZ for the 2024 model year. However, today it’s rolled out the updated version — for Europe first — with a slew of important and necessary updates. Headlight.News has details.

Kia Takes Aim at Tesla – So do Protestors  and Vandals – While  Owners Trade in as Backlash to Musk Mounts

Kia Takes Aim at Tesla – So do Protestors and Vandals – While Owners Trade in as Backlash to Musk Mounts

“I bought this after Elon went crazy.” We’ve seen plenty of bumper stickers like that, lately, but this one was on the back of a Kia EV3, found in a snarky Instagram post by Kia’s Norwegian subsidiary. And, it seems, many Tesla buyers may be listening. A growing number of them are trading in as backlash grows against CEO Elon Musk’s turn to the political right. Protests are growing at Tesla dealerships around the world, one showroom in France firebombed. Here’s more.

A Week With: 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally

A Week With: 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally

Last year, the Ford Mustang Mach-E outsold the regular old Mustang — by more than 7,000 units. The traditional, gasoline-fueled coupe is part sports car, part muscle car and 100% fun. And, after a week behind the wheel, I can see one reason why the Mach-E is as popular as the original. Check out our review at Headlight.News.

Despite Bullish Forecasts, Wall Street Is Walking Away From Tesla

Despite Bullish Forecasts, Wall Street Is Walking Away From Tesla

The bulls are still, well, bullish, when it comes to Tesla stock, but the rest of Wall Street seems increasingly nervous and that’s cost the EV maker fully half of its market capitalization since reaching a mid-December, post-election high. And one man appears to catch most of the blame: CEO Elon Musk. More from Headlight.News.

Is the State Dept. Trying to Cover Up the Truth About the $400M Cybertruck Purchase?

Is the State Dept. Trying to Cover Up the Truth About the $400M Cybertruck Purchase?

Did the U.S. State Department craft a $400 million windfall deal for Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk as payback for the executive’s leading role in the Trump administration? And is it now trying to cover up the truth behind the proposed purchase of armored versions of the Tesla Cybertruck? That’s a question one ranking member of the Senate is trying to find out.

VW Invokes Beetle Comparison with ID. EVERY1 EV Preview

VW Invokes Beetle Comparison with ID. EVERY1 EV Preview

Volkswagen rolled out the production version of its all-electric ID. EVERY1 small, affordable car, comparing it to the Beetle. The new model, which is slated to arrive in 2027, will cost about $21,500, officials noted. They also revealed nine new models will hit showrooms by 2027, including four new EVs. Get details at Headlight.News.

First Look: Volvo ES90 Boosts Range, Shortens Charging Times

First Look: Volvo ES90 Boosts Range, Shortens Charging Times

While other manufacturers may be rethinking their EV strategy, Volvo is charging ahead, on Wednesday revealing the latest entry to its all-electric line-up, the new ES90. The design doesn’t readily fall into any one category, whether sedan, hatchback or even crossover. But Volvo is betting its roomy and well-appointed interior, as well as lightning-fast charging and extended range of more than 430 miles will help win over new buyers.