EVs stumbled into 2026. Now automakers are betting on cheaper cars.

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A Toyota C-HR EV displayed at the Los Angeles Auto Show in 2025.
Legacy automakers are starting to launch lower-priced EVs as high-priced models are phased out. Toyota's C-HR, pictured above, is $35,000.

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'Our 6-day honeymoon turned into a 14-day trip': A week after Venezuela strikes caused travel chaos, some vacationers are still stranded

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Meghan Lescinskas and her husband
Meghan Lescinskas and her husband

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The Best Automotive Tech at CES 2026

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Robotaxis, concept cars, and a massive touchscreen were just some of the automotive highlights at CES 2026.

I went to CES to check out robotaxis. I left convinced that one player is far in the lead.

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Lloyd Lee at the Consumer Electronics show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Lloyd Lee, Business Insider's robotaxi reporter, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

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Sean 'Diddy' Combs sold his private jet

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Sean Combs' private jet, which he is attempting to sell, is available to charter.

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GM says its bet on EVs made it bleed billions more, and the losses won't stop anytime soon

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GM said it would record about $6 billion in fourth-quarter charges tied to scaling back EV plans in the US.

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I'm at CES in Las Vegas to check out the latest in autonomous driving. Here's what I've learned so far.

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Business Insider is on the ground at Las Vegas CES 2026.

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Ford is throwing its hat into the ring alongside Rivian and making an AI companion in-house

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2022 Ford Maverick XL pickup truck.
2022 Ford Maverick XL.

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Ford is revving up its self-driving ambitions and making key tech in-house

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Doug Field, Ford's chief of EVs, is leading the charging behind the legacy automaker's push to develop self-driving capabilities in-house.

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Only 7% of Americans Want Their Next Car to Be Electric, Survey Finds

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A new Deloitte survey finds price, driving range, and charging concerns are slowing EV adoption.
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