Electric Cars

May sales data will point to a "new norm" about buyer priorities—and that definitely applies to electric cars and plug-in hybrids.

Electrify America teases that deciding where to put chargers involves much more than dropping a pin wherever makes sense.

Never mind what he says to Jay Leno. And suddenly there are potentially two Tesla Cybertrucks in the mix.

A number of European municipalities are choosing the Kona Electric for its long range, quiet performance, and lack of tailpipe emissions.

Can electric cars help stabilize the grid? Another utility is planning to study this with a more hands-on approach.

Electric cars will drop in sales this year—just less compared to the vehicle market as a whole.

Tesla might already be installing the hardware to permit bidirectional charging; when will it be enabled, and what for?

Chargers that rise from the sidewalk only when needed were a resounding success in a test in Oxford, UK.

Ambulances are a vehicle type that should probably go all-electric and zero-emissions, for the sake of lung health.

The executive in charge of battery technology and EV development suggests that cell tech is moving ahead at a faster rate than anticipated.

The company best known for vacuums, helmed by Britain's richest man, might still license its potentially game-changing solid-state battery tech.

Polestar Spaces aren't exactly like Tesla Stores, but the tech-oriented brand from Volvo and Geely aims to provide something close to that experience.

A producer is lined up for the key component on the Lightyear One electric car—its solar roof system.

One of the suppliers for DC fast charging cables is making sure that the cables aren't the bottleneck in future charging rates.

We drove the new all-electric Mini Cooper SE around Downtown Denver to see how the future of Mini could be.

A new battery manufactured with help from China's CATL might help Tesla be more price-competitive.

An electric vehicle being developed in Poland, called the Triggo, can vary its stance for a mix of stability and space-defying convenience.

Although the U.S. market for charging will trail Europe for several years, the prevalence of single-family homes will help spur growth by mid-decade.

As part of a pilot program, a leading roadside assistance company will be rescuing EVs with mobile-charging tech from SparkCharge.

The upcoming Lordstown Endurance electric work truck will use motors designed by the same company set to supply Aptera.