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

  • Why did the Range Rover Electric take so long?

  • Tesla was supposed to sell the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand. That ain’t happening.

  • The EV3 is Kia’s answer to Chinese competition in Canada.

  • Why GM’s next-gen software platform is “propulsion-agnostic.”

—Mack Hogan, Editor-in-Chief

Why Did The Electric Range Rover Take So Long? A Lot Of Reasons

Getting its first EV right wasn't easy, but it was important.

Tesla Promised To Bring The Cybertruck To Australia And New Zealand. But It's Never Coming

The company has been taking deposits for seven years. But it just told reservation holders that plans have changed.

Kia Plans To Take On Affordable Chinese EVs In Canada With Its Sub-$40K EV3

Will a sub $40,000 electric hatchback be able to compete with Chinese offerings?

‘Propulsion-Agnostic’: GM Wants To Bring Tesla-Style Software Features To Its Gas SUVs, Too

Its next-generation EVs will offer security camera functionality and autonomous driving. But its gas SUVs won’t get left behind.

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