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Electric cars accounted for five of the top 10 most American-made cars, based on the annual study from Cars.com.

Another shift to NACS standard—another shockwave across the CCS front?

Aehra plans a production rollout for "key markets" in 2026, including North America, Europe, China, and the Gulf States.

Tesla's NACS connector simply isn't at as many locations as CCS or even CHAdeMO, according to DOE data—although with GM, Ford, and other on board it could change quickly.

Pressing which button may help you get better hybrid mpg? Which EV outsells all but the Ford F-150? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending Friday, June 16, 2023. The startup Telo says it can match all the utility and capability...

Charger availability has grown modestly relative to the number of available EVs—and that appears to be part of the problem.

Toyota claims a tech breakthrough that may allow solid state batteries with more than 500 miles of range to be produced as soon as 2027.

Stacked with some of the original Tesla braintrust, Telo is showing how electric trucks can break free of internal combustion form factors.

Selecting Eco mode all the time may go a long way to boost gas mileage, but beware EV mode.

Which new EVs combine all-wheel drive, 40 mpg or more, and cost less than $30,000? And why did the electric Microbus take so long to get to the U.S.? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending June 9, 2023. General Motors announced...

Lexus will soon have the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid in addition to the RX 450h+ PHEV. Has a Toyota Highlander Prime missed its curtain call?

With Tesla, Ford, and GM all set to use the same ports, a North American charging standard has arrived.

Researchers claim electric ride-hailing would bring only a 3% net emissions benefit per trip.

It’s claimed not just to be the fastest-accelerating Volvo ever but the one with the smallest carbon footprint ever.

Coloradans will be able to claim a $5,000 credit on new EVs, plus an additional $2,500 credit for vehicles with an MSRP under $35,000.

Which automaker started offering weekly EV leases for Uber drivers? Which upcoming EV will get a single-screen interface much like that of the Tesla Model 3/Y? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending June 2, 2023. The electric...

The U.S. ID.Buzz will arrive later in 2024 and offer three rows of seating, 10 more inches, more power, and likely more miles of range.

Batteries for the Kentucky-made EV will come from North Carolina, where two of six assembly lines will be dedicated to batteries for EVs, with the rest for hybrids.

The upcoming Volvo EX30 will have a vastly simplified interface, the automaker says—helping allow more usable interior space.

EV chargers and other upgrades required of U.S. vehicle dealers add up to billions of infrastructure spending at the local level, according to the trade group representing dealerships.