Electric Cars

As part of an EU project involving tech suppliers and researchers, a team sees ways that cells can remain functional despite damage or defects.

Motor tech brings the Renault up to speed with 533 hp.

Will it be dubbed i3?

Even if other incentives stay, red states will be hit hardest by merely eliminating the $7,500 EV tax credit, an environmental policy group finds.

Small problem with smaller battery leads to a big issue in VW's compact EVs.

The Longbow Speedster and Roadster both aim to weigh just 2,200 pounds.

While it plans to keep some ICE vehicles in its lineup, Porsche commits to another major EV addition.

The automaker, with EVgo, is siting charging stations in "amenity-rich areas," for those who might have limited home charging.

Will VW’s unified battery cell format bring a range boost for the ID.Buzz or ID.4? It’s too early to say for sure, but it means simpler, cheaper EVs.

Mercedes’s compact sedan gets battery power in all models, but there’s no PHEV in the works.

GM and the utility PG&E will collect data on charging habits, while allowing EVs from Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac to be used as a backup power source.

Rivian's Rally Mode, which had been limited to Tri- and Quad-Motor versions, is now included in Dual-Motor R1S and R1T variants.

It's about to become easier to find Tesla Superchargers for Ford EV owners using Apple Maps via CarPlay.

A first look at the upcoming A6 EV suggests it will face technological change in gorgeous form with up to 392 miles of range.

The midsize electric crossover gets modest updates for its mid-cycle refresh.

The C-HR+ and smaller Urban Cruiser electric crossovers lead the charge in Toyota’s push to electrification in Europe.

A subset of F-150 Lightnings shouldn't be charged above 80% until inspected and may need to receive a new battery pack due to a possible short-circuit issue.

Mercedes-Benz's Van.EA EV platform will be able to fast-charge quickly thanks to a more future-proofed electrical architecture.

Some Ford Mustang Mach-Es are still suffering from a possible loss of power despite multiple recalls.

Recent results suggest that previous gripes related to charging have abated as the infrastructure has built out.