What’s new for Electric Vehicles? 2025 LA Auto Show. #shorts
Let’s check out all the electric vehicles at the LA Auto Show. Toyota’s bringing the CHR back as a full EV with up to 290 mi of range, a 74.7 kWh battery, and native max charging arriving in 2026. They also showed the new busy lineup, including the Beey Woodland, a rugged EV with standard all-wheel drive, 8.3 in of ground clearance, and knack. The third generation Nissan Leaf finally gets a full redesign. A 75 kWh liquid cooled battery, up to 303 miles of range, and 10 to 80% charging in 35 minutes. But Nissan’s charging setup might be confusing for some. The Chevy Bolt is back, starting under $30,000 now with 150 kW fast charging, native knacks, and vehicle to home capability. GM actually listened. Quick stop at Volkswagen to grab this cute ID Buzz Diecast. I couldn’t resist. Subaru revealed two brand new EVs, the Trail Seeker and Uncharted, both with all-wheel drive, 8.3 in of ground clearance, 300 plus miles of range, and knack support. Scout Motors showed the Traveler SUV and Terror Truck, both starting under $60,000, offering up to 350 mi of range, max charging, and vehicle-toloadad capabilities. The Rivian R2 arrives in 2026 starting around $45,000 with 300 plus miles of range in a smaller and more practical size. Lucid’s Gravity offers up to 450 mi of range with ultra fast charging. And the Faraday Future FF91 2.0 is ultra luxury, offering 0 to 60 in 2.27 seconds and starts around $300,000. Affordable EVs are coming back and Knax is taking over. See more EVs at the show on my YouTube channel, Ka’s EV.
Take a walk through the auto show with me as we check out the newest electric vehicles coming in 2026 and beyond. From affordable EVs like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Bolt to adventure-ready models from Subaru and Scout Motors, plus luxury standouts from Lucid and Faraday Future, there’s a lot to look forward to. NACS charging is everywhere!
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