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Despite a wave of doubters, the electric vehicle revolution is still going strong. Per the latest report by Cox Automotive, EVs will account for around 10% of the market in 2025, up from about 7.5% in 2024.

In a potentially game-changing move for the EV industry, Stellantis and Zeta Energy Corp have teamed up to develop the next-generation EV battery with more range, more power, 50% faster charging, and at less than half the cost.

Stellantis has filed a patent for a yoke-style steering-throttle-braking type of steering "wheel/control", similar to Tesla's approach to the steering-yoke, but deleting the foot controls altogether. Goodbye brake pedal, goodbye accelerator pedal.

Mopar has revealed its customized, limited-production 2024 Jeep Gladiator pickup. And the parts and accessories arm of Stellantis only plans to make 250 of them, exclusively for the US market.

Multi-brand automaker Stellantis has partnered with San Francisco's Ample to bring battery-swapping to its electric vehicles, starting with a fleet of ride-sharing Fiat 500e cars in Spain.

Stellantis has pulled back the curtains on an adorable electric micro car called the Topolino, which is described as the "perfect urban mobility device" and comes in two distinct styles – one that's closed up and another that does away with the doors.

Stellantis-owned Italian car maker Fiat has announced a bigger sister for its 500e city car. The five-door 600e subcompact is designed for city life, but ready for weekend adventures beyond the city limits.

The new Charger Daytona SRT Concept shows that Dodge's electrified muscle car lineup will be even sharper and more tunable than its ICE line. The new Charger concept has 400- and 800-V architecture options with no fewer than nine tuning stages.

The world's fifth-largest automaker has built and tested a charge-as-you-drive system – a loop of road in Italy with wireless EV charging coils embedded under the surface, so that electric cars can charge as they drive and unlock unlimited range.

France's DS Automobiles has caught our eye yet again with its latest hard-charging electric concept car. The E-Tense Performance brings an 805-hp powertrain across from Formula E, complete with a monster regen system that makes the brakes redundant.

At the Consumer Electronics Show 2022, Chrysler unveiled a new battery electric concept vehicle, recalling the name of the Airflow car from the 1930s. Chrysler also announced plans to launch its first fully electric vehicle by 2025.

The Specialty Equipment Market Association show (SEMA) happens every year, and usually features some seriously customized vehicles. Mopar’s offerings this year include a nose-thumb at Tesla, a customized plug-in Jeep, and a scary apex predator truck.