EV Daily | Tesla Teases Epic Demo; Honda's Super EV Concept Debuts; Ford's SuperTruck Shines at Goodwood

【Tesla】

Elon Musk has once again hinted at a significant Tesla demonstration, claiming it will be "the most epic demo ever" by the end of the year, sparking speculation about a new Roadster reveal. However, past similar promises have failed to materialize. Rumors about Tesla's stock manipulation through social media trends also continue to circulate. Meanwhile, Tesla faces criticism in Canada over filing $43 million worth of EV incentives within a short timeframe, raising questions about the company's organizational practices. Despite legitimate claims, this reflects ongoing disorganization within Tesla. Additionally, Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service in Austin but hasn't achieved the level of autonomy seen in competitors.

【Others】

Honda introduces the Super EV Concept, a small electric SUV based on the N-One, at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing a new entry-level EV design. Meanwhile, Lucid Air maintains its position as the best-selling luxury EV sedan in the US with high efficiency and range capabilities. Lucid is also scaling production of its Gravity SUV. Bojangles plans to install EV chargers at its restaurant locations to enhance customer convenience. Toyota's bZ4X emerges as its most affordable lease vehicle, even cheaper than the Corolla, with significant promotions underway. GM is advancing its EV strategy with low-cost LFP batteries and introducing an updated lineup for the 2026 Chevy Blazer EV. Ford's electric SuperTruck outperformed all vehicles at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Finally, Honda's patent filings reveal plans for an affordable electric motorcycle, utilizing the Shine 100 platform for urban mobility.