Electric Cars

Nissan's Infiniti luxury brand will make traditional engine-transmission layouts a thing of the past—and the design will be radically different.

Infiniti confirmed fully electric or series-hybrid models based on the Q, QS, and QX Inspiration concepts due in the next three years.

Tesla has been asked by the federal agency to submit volumes about its batteries, charging, software, and potential cell-shorting events.

Fisker's compact electric SUV is now due for delivery in late 2021. It has a name, some compelling features, and a price, but it still lacks a production location and key specs.

Due to evolving EPA test procedures, the Volkswagen e-Golf loses a couple miles of range for 2020, versus 2019.

Volkswagen is planning to reveal a production-bound concept for its ID family of electric vehicles at the LA auto show in November.

With a Cd below 0.20, the Lightyear One electric car due in 2021 is now claimed to be the most aerodynamic car in the world.

New York has approved the Model 3 to be one of its full-fledged yellow cabs, bearing the prized taxi medallion.

The Nomad all-terrain vehicle is the basis for an electric vehicle making 270 horsepower at four wheels, with a 30-kwh battery pack.

The Dynamo cab is based on the Nissan e-NV commercial electric passenger van—not available in the U.S. In the UK it will go 174 miles on a charge.

The supplier BorgWarner has devised a clutch system that creates the same handling dynamics as systems with dual rear motors.

It's not entirely a Leaf, actually, but a demonstration of what its next-generation scalable electric platform might be able to do.

An early proposal for the next session of Congress focuses on electric vehicles and building U.S. industry around them. It's not another Cash for Clunkers.

Dozens of automakers have been vying for the grand scale of the Chinese car market, some with ties to the U.S. Which ones are for real?

Bollinger Motors is now taking refundable $1,000 deposits for its fully electric trucks, set to start at $125,000 and be delivered starting in 2021.

The cute, city-savvy Honda E electric car might have made it to America, but in 2016 Honda execs cut the U.S. out of its plan.

Lexus is soon revealing its first electric car, expected to be a boxy compact designed to focus in on Europe and Japan.

The Tesla Model Y will arrive mid-2020, and the Semi's still due for production in 2020, Tesla reported in a roundup for investors.

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.