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An electric motor helps maintain range, while driving the trailer in certain situations—even parking itself remotely in some situations.

General Motors is looking to a partnership with a Utah company to commercialize its fuel-cell tech in mobile-generator form.

High-power Level 2 chargers appear to fit in with GM's charging strategy to support its vehicles at the dealership.

The X3 is in a size class that's erupting with plug-in options, but it's not offering any for the 2022 model year.

CATL has a battery swapping solution that it claims will work on most electric cars. EVs pass diesel sales in Europe. And how did the U.S. end up so short on lithium? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Lithium is essential for modern EVs, and the U.S. has large reserves of it. So how did it...

The U.S. was the leader of global lithium production until the 1990s—a decade before China ramped up production out of necessity to support personal electronics and, later, the mass-production of EVs.

While electrified models passed diesels in 2020 in Europe, battery electric models alone just overtook diesels.

Subaru shows some racy-looking EVs. More EVs on the market last year meant the median EPA range dropped somewhat. And is profitability possible for EV fast-charging by the middle of the decade? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. An executive at BP claims, according to Reuters, that on a...

The median range of electric vehicles is on the rise over the long term, but a drop in 2021 can likely be attributed to a wider range of new models.

Subaru aims to keep making go-fast performance cars as it shifts focus to electric—and it teases how with two new show cars.

Although the 1987 Pontiac Pursuit prototype didn't see the future as electric, it embraced many of the tech items showcased by today's leading-edge EVs.

Which electric truck got put on an indefinite hold this week, and which one was reportedly delayed? And why might the shift to EVs spur the end of three-box sedans? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending January 14, 2022...

Rivian adds more charging waypoints where active types want them—like Yosemite. The Cybertruck has been delayed, according to one report citing inside sources. Bollinger has canceled plans for its boxy electric off-roaders. And why are EVs so unreliable? This and more, here at Green Car...

Electric off-road trucks are indefinitely postponed, as Michigan niche EV company shifts to commercial.

From assembly related issues on Tesla models to electronics and drive-system issues in other vehicles, EVs are more trouble-prone, according to the consumer advocacy organization.

Is the Cybertruck now officially delayed to 2023? A report citing inside sources now suggests that timing.

Prices on used Tesla vehicles have soared over the past year. VW is still trailing Tesla on EV deliveries. And the Nissan Leaf and Ariya will coexist in the lineup—but for how long if the EV tax credit isn’t re-upped? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Volkswagen, probably the...

The Nissan Leaf will continue well after the Ariya arrives, Nissan say, giving the brand two fully electric models at different price points.

Used Tesla prices rose with a rising tide of sticker prices on new Teslas through 2021, according to an report from Recurrent.

The most EV-ambitious of the largest global automakers continues to trail America's Tesla in global electric vehicle sales—but it's starting to pick up the pace.