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The EV9 Concept presages an electric SUV that will be one of 11 electric cars planned in Kia's lineup by 2025.

The big electric SUV concept was designed for 300 miles of range, and incorporates 350-kw DC fast charging, allowing for 10% to 80% charge in about 20 minutes.

A future boxy Kia SUV, hinted in the EV9 concept, could take after the look and size of the popular Telluride and make it a battery electric.

The swoopy 2-door electric SUV coupe is for China only, and unrelated to the electric Honda pair being jointly developed with GM.

The all-electric design reboot of the Isetta has been given its own reboot, to debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March.

The Precept concept is much larger than the Polestar 2 that's soon reaching the market. It has all the makings of a flagship for the EV brand.

Hyundai's concept car for the Geneva motor show next month is expected to be another glimpse of the carmaker's electric-vehicle future.

The latest hybrid midsize sedan makes an efficiency leap of up to 10 mpg above the outgoing version—and now ties the Camry Hybrid.

The Guangzhou Auto Show represented the current interests of the Chinese auto market—meaning far more EV-focused than shows in the U.S.

The Ioniq Electric is one of the most affordable and efficient EVs on the market, and for 2020 it gains more range and a suite of new tech features.

The Hyundai Ioniq lineup gets more active-safety features and a refreshed interior, but all the important mile and mpg numbers remain.

Hyundai perhaps also hints with this concept that it's looking to offer plug-in hybrids on a wider range of models.

VW's MEB platform for electric vehicles could also be the foundation for some innovation in spacious, family-sized wagons.

The swoopy fully electric SUV coupe made its debut ahead of the LA auto show.

The EV concept Volkswagen is due to show at Los Angeles this month is aiming for a spacious interior and long driving range.

At the Tokyo Motor Show, Lexus is revealing a fully electric concept showing the brand's vision ten years into the future.

Nissan's long-awaited electric crossover arrives in concept form—and still uses a CHAdeMO connector.

Lexus now sees an "electrified future," and it might first arrive in the form of an electric city car targeting Europe and Japan.

Plug-in hybrids will remain important at Mitsubishi, a new concept from the automaker for the Tokyo Motor Show suggests.

The IMk is Nissan's latest in a series of future-mobility electric vehicle concepts; this one, however, looks aimed mainly at Japan and Europe.