Tesla stock has trended mostly upward over the past month, as the electric vehicle maker continues to recover from a challenging start to the year.

If you’re a UK resident who's been wanting to drive a Rivian electric vehicle (EV), the wait may soon be over. The electric truck and SUV startup’s popular R1S EV is about to be available for rental by UK drivers.

The world of electric vehicles (EVs) has a powerful new ally. Monroe Capital, a premier asset management firm, has announced a partnership with the White House to launch a $1 billion fund that could spur growth for electric vehicle production in the United States.

Last week, Rivian announced a major milestone. The electric truck and SUV maker has officially started shipping out models of its Gen 2 R1T and R1S EVs with the new tri-motor configuration.

This week marked a significant milestone for electric vehicle (EV) charging adoption. Tesla has finally opened its North American Supercharging network to one of its chief competitors.

Earlier this year, U.S. President Joe Biden implemented tariffs against China. These import taxes were levied with the aim of protecting the interests of American workers and companies.

Electric vehicle maker Rivian is intent on forging its own path, despite a complicated industry outlook. Earlier this week, RJ Scaringe, CEO of the popular EV startup stated that his company does not plan on licensing Tesla’s full-self driving (FSD) technology.