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Where this week did GM introduce a new electric car? Which automaker turned to technology used by cryptocurrencies for keeping track of raw materials? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending November 15, 2019. We finished off the...

Dealerships are still one of the weak points in getting electric vehicles to interested shoppers. Automakers are paying more attention to the sounds hybrids and EVs make up close. And we have details—and photos—of Ford’s Mustang Mach-E electric SUV. This and more, today at Green...

The Tesla Model Y and Ford Mach-E are both fully electric SUVs sized like some of the market's most popular vehicles, and they promise to pack in a lot more excitement.

Dealerships aren't stocking enough EVs, aren't equipped to charge them, and aren't knowledgeable about incentives.

Ford has put a lot of thought into the pedestrian sound that its new hybrid vehicles make—especially not making them too overpowering?

There’s now a fully electric member of the Ford Mustang family on the way next year. Volkswagen is making space—a lot of it—for building EVs in the US. The Chevy Bolt EV is now a Top Safety Pick. And a major consumer group has analyzed possible scenarios in EPA fuel economy and...

Consumer Reports has looked at the potential costs of raising mpg requirements just 1.5 percent a year, or freezing them.

Chevrolet electric car is now one of three U.S.-market EVs to meet the insurance-funded group's safety criteria.

Volkswagen plans on making electric cars "for millions, not just millionaires" at its plant in Tennessee, including a crossover starting in 2022.

The Ford Mustang family is going fully electric, with the addition of the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E electric SUV.

The best lease deal of the year on an electric car could be this $79/month lease on the 2019 Hyundai Ioniq Electric.

Active noise cancellation has up until now taken aim at engine or powertrain noises, but a more sophisticated system quells road noise.

With new procedures, any data used in EPA regulations or rulemaking would be subject to public scrutiny—including individual health records.

European factory is expected to make Model Y, Model 3, and energy products for the EU and beyond—perhaps as soon as late 2020.

GM has revealed a new electric car, but so far it’s only for China. Volvo’s plug-in hybrids get more miles and more mpg. A new study underscores the importance of workplace charging. And a major environmental organization jabs Ford over fuel economy. This and more, today at Green Car...

The Union of Concerned Scientists homes in on Ford's smallest model for the U.S. market and its sub-30-mpg ratings.

GM has introduced an electric car called the Chevrolet Menlo, produced jointly with SAIC, to the Chinese market; it's not related to the Bolt EV.

Looking at workplace charging as a face-value perk may be the wrong approach, advises a report aimed greening company images.

The boxy Mercedes G-Wagen will go electric. Trump’s ethanol push isn’t actually making it to many pumps. Lucid moves earth to build Air. Volvo is using tech from cryptocurrencies to track its raw materials for batteries. And is the German auto industry falling behind? This and more...

Volvo looks to blockchain technology in order to better keep track of its supply chain and the sourcing of conflict materials.