Expressed in miles per gallon equivalent (MPGe), electric vehicles (EVs) range from 53 to 140 MPGe. For comparison, gasoline vehicles, including traditional hybrids, range from 9 MPG to 57 MPG for model year (MY) 2024. Although EVs are highly efficient compared to internal combustion vehicles of a similar size, there is still a wide range in how much electricity those EVs will consume per mile.

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Do muscle cars atrophy when electrified? Not according to the 2024 Charger Daytona, Dodge's first EV and the two-door headliner of a new Charger lineup that replaces both the longstanding outgoing sedan and the Challenger coupe. Mopar traditionalists may scoff at it—an unholy pretender lacking fire and brimstone under its hood. Yet as Dodge navigates the sticky tendrils of its storied past, embracing the electron is apparently the way forward. Whether the world is ready for it or not.

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Factorial is making swift progress on its all-solid-state EV batteries, which were introduced with Mercedes-Benz just a few months ago. Its first all-solid-state EV battery cells, promising to boost energy density by up to 80%, reached a significant milestone.

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Costco Wholesale has collaborated with North American EV charging network Electrify America and rolled out a series of DC fast chargers available to all EV drivers at select store locations. The EV chargers are operational at those Costco stores now, beginning in three states.

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