The future of EVs, with major players like Tesla, Ford, and GM at the helm, is marked by cautious optimism.

GM and Ford's recent partnership with Tesla to use its charging network could either accelerate the electrification drive, or simply extend the survival of traditional automakers in the rapidly evolving EV market.

The revised federal tax credits for electric vehicles, driven by new battery sourcing requirements, benefit U.S. automakers like Tesla, GM, Ford, and Stellantis while leaving Hyundai, Kia, Nissan, and Volkswagen at a disadvantage, potentially impacting their stock performance.

Vehicle recalls are not a symptom of a broader malaise in an automobile company.

Ford says its U.S. sales are likely to sink by 12% in 2022.

Ford announced Model E, it's dedicated business unit for electric vehicles.

This is the time to buy quality stocks at low prices.

Tesla Hit With More Recalls, Still Gets Upgrade from JPMorgan.

Tesla saw an impressive 65% year over year growth in revenues which included a 71% rise in automotive revenues.

But Tesla has not been the only EV stock that has been stuck in neutral this year.