The article appears to be a list of upcoming electric vehicles (EVs) in 2026, with brief descriptions and specifications for each model. Here are the EVs mentioned in the article:
1. **Slate Auto Truck**: A modular, electric pickup truck with a starting price target of $25,000. It will have a rear-motor, rear-wheel-drive setup, producing around 200 hp.
2. **Xiaomi SU7**: An updated version of the existing SU7 electric sedan, with significant upgrades including lidar-based advanced driving assistance, faster charging (900-volt architecture), and longer range claims (560+ miles).
3. **Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1**: A joint venture between Sony and Honda, offering a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive setup with around 480 hp, drawing from a 91-kWh battery.
4. **Rivian R2**: A compact, all-electric midsize SUV with a targeted starting price of $45,000, offering single-, dual-, and tri-motor setups, with the quickest one capable of 0 to 60 mph in under three seconds.
5. **Slate Auto Truck** (again): With its rear-motor, rear-wheel-drive setup producing around 200 hp, it will have a 52.7-kWh battery giving 150 miles of range, or an 84.3-kWh pack good for 240 miles.
Note that some information, such as the exact specifications and features of each model, may not be publicly available at this stage.
1. **Slate Auto Truck**: A modular, electric pickup truck with a starting price target of $25,000. It will have a rear-motor, rear-wheel-drive setup, producing around 200 hp.
2. **Xiaomi SU7**: An updated version of the existing SU7 electric sedan, with significant upgrades including lidar-based advanced driving assistance, faster charging (900-volt architecture), and longer range claims (560+ miles).
3. **Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1**: A joint venture between Sony and Honda, offering a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive setup with around 480 hp, drawing from a 91-kWh battery.
4. **Rivian R2**: A compact, all-electric midsize SUV with a targeted starting price of $45,000, offering single-, dual-, and tri-motor setups, with the quickest one capable of 0 to 60 mph in under three seconds.
5. **Slate Auto Truck** (again): With its rear-motor, rear-wheel-drive setup producing around 200 hp, it will have a 52.7-kWh battery giving 150 miles of range, or an 84.3-kWh pack good for 240 miles.
Note that some information, such as the exact specifications and features of each model, may not be publicly available at this stage.
... I mean, can we please just focus on having a decent discussion about EVs for once? These new models are actually pretty cool, but do we really need to nitpick the exact specs and features every single time they're announced? 
It's always 560+ miles of range vs. whatever that other car has... can't we just be happy for the updates or something?
. I swear, sometimes I feel like we're more focused on arguing over formatting than actual discussions about the topic at hand...
. Now we got all these new EVs coming out and they're actually pretty cool. I mean, have you seen the specs on that Sony Honda Afeela 1? 480 hp? That's like something out of a sci-fi movie 
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. I'm not gonna lie, though - I still miss my old Honda Civic Hybrid from back in 2008. There's just something about those old cars that can't be beat 
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I'm intrigued by these new EVs coming out in 2026... I mean, a $25k electric pickup truck? That's super competitive with some gas trucks already on the market. The Sony Honda Afeela 1 sounds like it's gonna be a beast too, with that 480 hp and 91 kWh battery 
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Like, can't wait to get my hands on the #RivianR2 it's supposed to be SO fast! 
And that #SonyHondaAfeela1 is gonna be a game changer with its dual-motor setup, I'm low-key dreaming about having one 
$45k for a midsize SUV? That's like, my entire monthly rent 
Still, can't wait to see what else 2026 has in store for us! 
#EVsForTheWin #SustainabilityIsKey
. First off, $25,000 for a modular EV pickup truck? That's crazy low price 
. Lidar-based ADAS is definitely the future of driving safety 
. And 560+ miles on a single charge? That's some serious range right there 
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. Can't wait to see how that plays out in real life.
I'm like super hyped for all these new EVs coming out in 2026!!! 
) - who wouldn't want an electric pickup truck? 
And the fact that they're offering different motor setups? That's just too much for me 
. But at the same time, it's cool to see more options in the market - especially for people who want to make the switch to EVs without breaking the bank 
. One thing that does get me though is the similarity in names between Slate Auto Truck and... well, it looks like there's another one on this list 
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So many cool EVs coming in 2026! 
️ Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1 is a beast 
with that much power and all-wheel drive 
Rivian R2 is like a mini-me of its bigger brother 
compact but still packs a punch 
What's up with the double mention of Slate Auto Truck tho? 
Like, can't they just keep it simple? Slate Auto Truck is basically reusing their existing model (same name, different specs). And what's up with the repeated listing of the same truck? Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see some innovation here, but it feels like we're still in EV limbo. Where's the next-gen tech? I need to see some bold moves from these manufacturers before I start getting excited. Xiaomi SU7 is looking good with that lidar thing, but let's not forget about pricing - $25k for a truck that won't even come close to competing with Tesla's range. Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1 is trying, but with those specs, it feels like they're playing catch-up. Rivian R2 has potential, I guess...
Still, it's heartening to see so many innovative options coming from established brands and startups alike. Bring on 2026!
and rivian r2 is looking sweet too, especially that tri-motor option... will be interesting to see how these compare to existing evs on the market 