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The era of the boxy sedan doesn’t make sense in the era of the electric car—but curvaceous kammbacks do.

Researchers found that "islands" of lithium could be moved back toward the electrodes, reestablishing an electrical connection and allowing further use.

Dealers raked in a record amount per transaction in strong demand and short supply; is that affecting EV sales?

Volkswagen will boost ID.4 range a bit for 2022. A study suggests that Americans are holding out for a 500-mile EV that costs essentially the same as gasoline model. And California and GM make up. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. General Motors, which formerly sided with the Trump...

A global study of automotive shoppers found some very high standards for U.S. EV adoption—including 500 miles of range and no significant price hike.

It stopped buying state vehicles from GM in 2019, when the automaker sided with the Trump administration in a challenge to the state's right to set its own emissions rules.

Tesla tunes the Model S Plaid with a Track Mode. Apartment-building charging could be more feasible with peak-demand smarts. We look at why nearly every vehicle marker is so optimistic about electric last-mile delivery vans. And is a solid-state battery pack bound for the next Toyota Prius? This...

The last-mile van delivery offerings are quickly going electric, with many advantages and a few disadvantages for fleet companies.

Tesla has put the focus on cooling in a new Track Mode for the Model S Plaid, also boosting torque vectoring and adding a more aggressive suspension calibration.

Managing peak demand is key for avoiding demand charges, which would add thousands of dollars per month to a building's electrical bills due to EV charging.

Which long awaited retro-electric van got a reveal date? Which automaker suggested that batteries might be air-cooled in the future? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending January 7, 2022. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was...

VinFast is moving fast to present a whole family of EVs. Goodyear goes sustainable with its tire ingredients. And Chrysler could reboot the brand with its Airflow EV concept. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The leading edge of Stellantis’ electric vehicle push is coming from a brand...

Chrysler is being reborn as an electric car company and the Airflow concept gives us our first glance at the brand's future.

A tire concept uses 70% sustainable materials—including carbon black derived from a process creating hydrogen gas from natural gas.

VinFast is moving fast—and planning EV sales in the U.S. this year, with factories in the U.S. and Germany planned for the future.

Combining the e-motor with a solid beam axle in back, while preserving the frame, helps keep towing and hauling numbers intact.

Put down your PlayStation and drive. Sony is shifting its Vision-S into SUV territory—and development, although it still doesn't say production is a go.

GM shifts focus to more affordable EVs with a mainstream Equinox crossover shown for the first time—with range and specs yet to be revealed.

The Chevrolet electric pickup will also be able to recover 100 miles of road-trip range in just 10 minutes, and will offer up to 10 power outlets.

Passive cooling hasn't worked especially well for the Nissan Leaf, but Mercedes is giving it some serious thought for future production EVs.