We love these groundbreaking electric vehicle solutions at CES 2025

Consumer Electronics Show 2025 We may be reinventing the wheel this year, as we’ve seen, driven and towed the latest that the electric vehicle industry has to offer. We have seen Cars that support artificial intelligence About to hit the production line, high-quality solar-powered electric vehicles and an electric car engine promise to fix one of the industry’s fundamental problems.

while General charging shortage, Range anxiety and EV price point They have been cited as reasons for slow adoption, many experts say Electrified transportation is our future. In one of The world’s largest technology offeringsThe automotive industry is showcasing new and innovative ways Electric vehicles It could solve its adoption problems – and perhaps circumvent the charging issue altogether.

This list is sure to be updated as more automotive technology emerges, but here’s everything a gearhead needs to know now.

The latest automotive technologies

Donut Labs EV Drive

One of the biggest barriers to electric vehicle adoption is range anxiety, or the perceived lack of mileage these vehicles can travel. EV company Donut Labs thinks its new motor could help with that.

These donut-shaped in-wheel motors are completely hubless, take up less space and weigh less than other motors. In fact, at 88 pounds, this motor weighs about a third of what a typical electric car motor does, which could be a huge boon to the EV range.

Donut Labs also claims that the new motor is 50% less expensive to manufacture than competitors’ products, so perhaps some of those savings are passed on to the consumer.

Pebble Flow Electric RV

while Pebbleflow RV Introduced last year, we found some new quality of life upgrades that make it closer to being a reality than ever before. This electric RV cabin promises to be the perfect pairing for both electric vehicles and diesel consumers.

The Flow still has a 45 kWh battery Capable of charging At DC charging stations, RV hookups at camp, or at home or at home Two-way charging With your EV. Now, it also has an optional Magic Pack that will enable you to better control your RV experience when paired with the app.

The Magic Pack remote positioning unlocks the untethered cab, automatically attaches and disengages once the cab and vehicle are lined up, and provides electric assist and regenerative braking when you’re towing the RV.

Regenerative braking adds traction to your brakes to charge your RV—not great for EV drivers, as you’ll lose valuable range, but perfect for non-EV drivers looking to share in the action.

New electric vehicles

Aptera Solar EV

This is a high concept car It doesn’t depend on chargers – at least not entirely. An array of solar panels integrated into the hood, roof, and rear hatch of the car will give you a range of 40 miles based on the sun’s energy alone.

While this may not give you enough time for a fun drive, you are an expert on cars and electric vehicles Antoine Godwin Most Americans say they commute less than 40 miles to work each day, which means the Aptera EV won’t need to be charged for daily travel.

The lightweight, three-wheeled design and small battery help bring the estimated cost down to $40,000, which could make the Aptera EV an attractive alternative for potential EV buyers when it launches later this year.

2026 Avila 1 EV

A joint venture between Sony and Honda Avila 1 EV It combines electric car and console, focusing on luxury and entertainment.

A lot of antics have generated hype for this car in the past. In addition to a 91-kilowatt-hour battery and a range of up to 300 miles, the Afeela 1 was tested on stage with PlayStation 5 Dual Sense controller and summoned by voice command using the in-car AI personal assistant Afeela.

We now have confirmation on pricing for the Afeela 1 EV when it launches in 2026: the Signature specification will be available for $102,900 with a full suite of technology and personalization. The cheapest Origin model will launch in 2027 at a low price of $89,900, and comes with the obligatory black paint, shrunken wheels and the tragic loss of the rear-seat screens.