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The BMW iX3 won World Car of the Year and World EV at NYIAS 2026. All six category winners are electric vehicles for the first time in the awards' history.
Read moreTechnology | Updated: May 14, 2026 Almost six years after BMW shipped the first vehicle with Apple Car Key, the technology now ships across 23 automotive brands, with ten more on Apple’s announced list. Three of those brands moved from announced to shipping in the past six months: Rivian in December, Toyota in February, and Porsche this week. The Toyota launch matters most. The world’s largest automaker spent years charging for its proprietary digital key system before quietly rolling out Apple Car Key on the 2026 RAV4 in February without a press release. Owners discovered it on Reddit. Toyota’s implementation still requires an active Remote Connect subscription at $15 per month after the one-year trial. Apple Car Key is free
Read moreWith an ever-increasing focus on sustainability, efficiency, and innovative design, 2024 is shaping up to be an exciting year for electric vehicles (EVs). Manufacturers are pushing the boundaries of range, tech features, and design to create cars that appeal to a wide range of consumers. Here’s a look at some of the best electric cars of 2024, spanning categories from luxury to affordable, and highlighting key features that make each vehicle stand out. Tesla Model S Plaid – Best for Performance and Long Range Tesla remains a major player in the EV market, and the Model S Plaid is a powerful testament to its innovation. Known for its acceleration (0 to 60 mph in less than two seconds) and high-tech
Read moreThe Hyundai Ioniq debuted in 2016 as a newcomer sedan with an odd name. The all-electric variant, the Ioniq 6, arrived last year. It joined an impressive lineup answering to the fusion of the words ion and unique. It’s also given the floundering sedan segment hope. Offered in SE Standard Range, SE, SEL and Limited trims, the 2024 Ioniq 6 throughout its lineup is the same as the vehicles’ debut models. The SE Standard Range is the value leader, with a 53-kWh battery pack and a single motor (149 horsepower, 258 lb-ft of torque) driving the rear wheels. At its top end, the reviewed Limited edition is far less known, but the strongest challenger for a Tesla Model 3. It
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