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Happy Wednesday, InsideEVs readers. Here are our top stories today:

  • GM's chief product officer thinks deleting radar "ignores physics."

  • Rivian’s electric van was its best-selling model in the third quarter.

  • European buyers have found a loophole to importing Chinese EVs without additional massive tariffs.

  • Used EV batteries power Allye Energy’s new mobile DC fast charger.

—Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer

'A Weird Religious Stance:' GM Exec Says Ditching Radar For Self-Driving 'Ignores Physics'

Tesla is famous for its camera-only approach to autonomous driving. GM's chief product officer thinks deleting radar 'ignores physics.'

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Rivian Is Selling More Vans Than R1S And R1T EVs Combined

The lovable electric van was the fourth-best-selling EV in America in the third quarter, beating all of its competitors hands down.

How Cheap Chinese EVs Are Sneaking Around Europe's Tariffs

A Chinese online car marketplace is pitching the dream of affordable Chinese EVs without tariffs thanks to a loophole for used car sales

This 400 kW EV Charger Uses Old EV Batteries To Avoid Costly Grid Upgrades

Allye’s new DC fast charger can use a simple 16A grid connection, energizing depots and temporary sites in hours instead of months.

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