Electric Cars

Toyota and BYD will have engineers working together in the same facility, on products for China—although battery lessons could transfer to other projects.

GM and Honda will partner for future electric vehicles—including one that will arrive by 2024. The partnership allows Honda access to GM's Super Cruise driver-assist system.

With help from China, Tesla finished the first quarter better than any other Q1 in its history.

The well-funded future electric truck maker has been prepping its Illinois factory on schedule but reports a pandemic-induced delay.

In a company-produced video, Lucid claims to have done the full loop from San Francisco to LA—plus some extra—with just one charging stop.

The Jeep brand is going electric—and not just for Europe and China, the brand's boss asserts.

The first mass-market electric vehicle from Ford is staying on schedule despite stay-at-home orders for the team making it happen.

Even outside of the fueling infrastructure concerns, VW maps out why battery-electric is simply more efficient for personal vehicles.

Hummer and Cadillac electric SUVs and trucks remain on schedule, but the Chevy Bolt refresh has been pushed back a year.

A flagship electric sedan from China's BYD will introduce a new safety-focused battery strategy from the company.

A study from the UK has found that the shift toward less carbon-intensive energy generation already makes EVs the cleaner pick in all but 5% of world.

Not driving your electric car for even a few days or weeks? Understanding a few basic things about the battery will go a long way.

Coming later this year, the Quasar will allow bi-directional DC charging and, with a utility disconnect, let your Leaf or other CHAdeMO electric car serve as backup power.

A technology demonstrator from supplier Magna aims to show how it could boost the range of EVs and make them more fun to drive.

The fully electric Mercedes EQV van is coming to Europe later this year, although it's still not confirmed for the U.S.

Volvo's Polestar electric-car brand says that it's still planning to deliver its potential Tesla Model 3 rival to Europe and North America starting this summer.

Britain's Jaguar Land Rover plans more than just the I-Pace SUV and XJ sedan for its upcoming electric-vehicle rollout.

Lampposts—or utility poles—can provide public Level 2 charging for EVs, a London project illustrates.

The top-selling model in Porsche's lineup will go all-electric in its next-generation version, due in 2022.

A project in Sweden aims to show that a large-scale wireless inductive project for trucks might be possible.