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The Solar Roof System in the 2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is a first—for the brand, and for the market. Does it really boost gas mileage?

J.D. Power, which gathered data assessing GM EV1 interest in the 1990s, finds the same issues as then—and 70% still haven't been in an EV.

Which automaker eliminated its hydrogen fuel-cell program for passenger cars? And why are green-car deals so few and far between? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending April 24, 2020. Wednesday was the 50th anniversary of Earth...

Kia homes in on what we'll see and when, among all the electric cars and electrified vehicles that are part of its Plan S.

The Polestar 2 will arrive costing more than the most affordable models of the Model 3 and Model Y, but federal tax credit eligibility will close the gap.

GM's Maven unit was many different things in a rapidly evolving sharing landscape and gig economy—which might be why it didn't succeed.

Lucid Motors has shown its electric car undergoing dynamic testing, and its assembly plant under construction in Arizona.

The Chinese startup Aiways hasn't found much market traction from its EVs yet, but its robotic charging concierge is refreshingly different.

GM owners could be less likely to buy another product from the automaker because of its position to squash California's emissions rights.

Karma Automotive is again relaunching the car formerly known as the Fisker Karma—this time as a fully electric sedan.

A survey of carmakers and suppliers has already found that they are planning to cut back on R&D for electric cars and self-driving tech.

The latest version of the 3-Series plug-in hybrid delivers many more electric miles but disappoints in gas mileage the rest of the time.

Byton has confirmed that it restarted operations at the plant in February and is now making its electric SUV for pre-production crash-testing.

The airborne Airspeeder series could be a great proving ground for battery technology advances—that could trickle down in more affordable forms in electric cars.

At least one data set is already suggesting that a wait-and-see attitude might result in a longer downturn for EV sales—especially in the U.S.

Which portion of the home did a company suggest for solar? What very large mode of transport might be next for hydrogen fuel cells? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending April 10, 2020. Gas prices plunged below the...

Hydrogen fuel-cell powered ocean-going ships could happen as soon as later this decade, with a new partnership in France.

Whether from transportation or power-generation sources, air pollution is being linked to mortality in the coronavirus pandemic.

Keeping your electric car battery lasting long is a matter of keeping a few good habits for charging and discharging—and avoiding extremes.

A company aims to make the driveway a very productive part of your home—enough to power your whole house, potentially.