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Which electric vehicle startup is already reportedly looking around for a second factory location? Which former executive of an EV startup posted $100 million bail this week? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending July 30, 2021...

Mitsubishi teases the next-generation Outlander Plug-In Hybrid. CATL shows some of the future with its sodium-ion cells. And we round up all that’s alleged of Nikola founder Trevor Milton, who’s out on $100 million bail. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Trevor Milton, the...

A new version of the Outlander PHEV is due in 2022 and could extend the current model's success with more range—and this time, third-row seats.

CATL also claims that its sodium-ion cells can be used alongside lithium-ion cells within the same battery pack.

The federal government has filed criminal charges against Nikola founder Trevor Milton, alleging securities fraud over misleading statements about its hydrogen and electric trucks.

A number of environmental groups called for higher targets and fewer loopholes in Biden gas mileage rules expected in the next week.

Big vehicles aren't always harder to push through the wind—as comparing the coefficient of drag and frontal area of some vehicles highlights.

A UK firm has converted a classic Citroën DS—an icon for its design and comfort features—to fully electric.

Minnesota’s mandate of EVs could change the equation around “compliance car” plug-ins that automakers only sell in some of the U.S. New Biden administration vehicle efficiency rules are on the way. And we look at 2022 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid gas mileage. This and more, here at Green...

The 2022 Tucson Hybrid drives better than its gas counterpart and offers great value. But the big question is, how efficient is it? We took it on a pair of drives, one highway focused and one through the city, to find out.

The U.S. EPA is reportedly on the verge of revealing a plan for tougher annual efficiency increases that would eventually exceed Obama-era targets.

Tesla provided more detail about how it plans to open its Supercharger network to other EVs. It made a record number of vehicles but won’t get to the Semi—or Cybertruck, quite likely—until next year. And it has too many kinds of batteries. Meanwhile Hyundai announced a first batch...

News of the factory plans, reportedly codenamed "Project Tera," came as part of a $2.5 billion funding round again including Ford and Amazon.

Hyundai claims this will be the largest deployment of hydrogen Class 8 trucks in the U.S. thus far.

After a record-setting quarter, CEO Elon Musk said Tesla has too many cell formats and chemistries right now, inhibiting progress.

The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS establishes the serene side of a growing cohort of large electric luxury cars. A dynamic wireless charging project could put the tech on the Interstate in Indiana. And are iron-air batteries good for a smart-energy grid? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. A startup...

Acceleration and charging pull up short, but Mercedes’ EQS oozes with sophisticated interfaces and finishes.

It won't be the first in-road wireless charging experiment, but the state of Indiana hopes it's one that leads to a zero-emission future.

A cleaner grid's the goal with a potential new use for iron in mass-storage batteries.

Electric pickup trucks, Aston Martins, and an all-electric Mercedes lineup make up this week's green-car news.