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

Tariffs and a lack of demand is putting Volvo up against a major profitability crisis.
Hyundai’s hybrid mix hit a record 29% last month, while Kia’s affordable EV3 made a strong U.S. debut.
BP Pulse’s entire EV charging network in the United States is now integrated into a big roaming network.
Mercedes-Benz no longer has its own EV charging network in Europe.

-Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer

Volvo Is Getting Crushed In The U.S.

With federal EV incentives gone, tariffs aplenty, and a dip in demand, Volvo is running into some major blockers in the U.S. market

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Nearly 1 In 3 Hyundais Sold In October Was A Hybrid As High Gas Prices Push Buyers To Pivot

Hyundai's hybrid mix reached a record 29% in October 2026 amid high gas prices, while Kia saw stronger EV sales led by the affordable new EV3.

Finding And Using BP Pulse EV Chargers Just Got A Whole Lot Easier

The oil giant’s EV charging subsidiary is now part of North America’s largest roaming network, making life a little easier for drivers.

Mercedes-Benz Is Giving Up On Its EV Charging Network In Europe

In a silent transaction, the automaker sold its EV fast chargers to a local player, exiting the European market.