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Which car will be the first to incorporate Apple Music streaming? What Tesla products were allegedly linked to fires? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending August 23, 2019. Forget the August doldrums. This week brought lots of...

The interior of the 2020 Porsche Taycan sports a minimalist, clean look with up to five screens available in the all-electric car.

Driving range, vehicle cost, and charging infrastructure remain barriers that discourage would-be EV buyers.

A report suggests there will be several different fully electric SUV models from Ford and Lincoln by 2023, including some to be made in Michigan.

Automakers frustrated with the lack of progress toward federal fuel economy and emissions standards made a deal with California.

Volkswagen could present another production-intent ID concept at the LA auto show in November.

The eDumper makes a good case for going fully electric with heavy-duty construction, mining, and industrial equipment.

Which automaker is offering the first factory wireless vehicle charging in the U.S.? And which automaker let us preview a platform they have tens of billions of dollars riding on...in a dune buggy? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week...

Colorado's adoption of California's ZEV mandate and its requirement for plug-in vehicles creates a tougher logistical challenge for automakers.

The Buggy gives us our first taste of the MEB platform coming to the U.S. soon.

The IIHS has named the Audi E-tron electric SUV a Top Safety Pick+; it's earned the top award before any Tesla.

With sales of the I-Pace electric crossover remaining slow, Jaguar is offering new incentives, including one intended to lure Tesla owners.

The 2020 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid is the brand's quickest and fastest SUV ever—and a plug-in hybrid permitting all-electric driving for shorter distances.

A German company aims to plant moss on park benches and public buildings as part of a coordinated strategy to cut local emissions.

IndyCar racing is planning to embrace hybrid technology, via a single supplier for all teams, beginning in 2022.

A California case alleges that a recent software update reduced range and available battery capacity in lieu of a battery fix.

Heat pumps and integrated thermal systems could help make up for some (but not all) of the winter range loss in electric vehicles.

Battery production and lower cost will drive up EV adoption in vehicle fleets across the world within the next two decades, according to the report.

Owners of new Model S and Model X vehicles will receive free lifetime Supercharging for their cars.

The federal government now plans to freeze fines in the enforcement of fuel economy regulations, and California has waged a lawsuit against the plan.