Here's the thing about the electric vehicle scene in America: a lot of it has been driven by the Biden administration's goals of going mostly-EV by the 2030s, along with tax incentives to get drivers to consider breaking up with gasoline. Automakers, battery companies and related industries are investing some $300 billion to meet those goals. President-elect Trump wants all of that to go away. And regardless of whether you love the guy or can't stand him, one thing is objectively true: the auto industry's EV trajectory is about to change dramatically. In our lead story today, we discuss how. But hey! Turn that frown upside-down, friend. It's not all doom and gloom out there. The Tesla Model S now gets lifetime free Supercharging, the Toyota bZ4X is about to be cheaper than ever and California may keep pushing its gas-car ban. We're in for an exciting year ahead. — Patrick George, Editor-in-Chief | 
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