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GM EVs adopt NACS across 2027 lineup to use Tesla Superchargers without adapter
General Motors will install the North American Charging Standard (NACS) port as standard across its 2027-model-year electric vehicle lineup. New EVs from Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC will be able to use compatible NACS fast chargers, including Tesla Superchargers, without an adapter. Most 2026 models will still use CCS1 and need a NACS DC adapter for Superchargers. GM is also adding an Energy Pass feature to its apps to streamline registration and payment across multiple charging networks.
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BMW iX5 to launch this summer with 144 kWh battery
BMW plans to equip its iX5 electric SUV, due to launch this summer, with a 144 kWh battery. The usable capacity for the U.S. iX5 xDrive60 is set at 144 kWh, while the European model is about 141 kWh, making it BMW’s largest battery among current EVs. BMW has not disclosed official range. The company is also updating suspension and using cell-to-pack technology, while testing in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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Third-party device restores Apple CarPlay in GM EVs for $199
A third-party device has emerged to restore Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in General Motors electric vehicles where the features were removed. Startup EV Play has launched the EV Play LT for $199 and a higher-end EV Play Max for $425, offering additional streaming and console connectivity. The company acknowledges GM could disable the function through future software updates, leaving the durability of the solution uncertain.
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GM tops 1 billion miles on Super Cruise, targets hands-off, eyes-off driving by 2028
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Mobility hot issues: Tesla beats expectations despite AI and robotics burden; Sony-Honda EV exit
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GM indefinitely halts next-generation electric pickup and SUV revamp
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Sony-Honda EV project scrapped as \'Team Japan\' stumbles on financial strain