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Electric cars rank well below average in reliability, but don't point to their propulsion systems for those troubling tendencies.

The Taycan GTS Sport Turismo mates the Cross Turismo's body shape with the standard Taycan's on-road tuning and look.

The EV9 Concept presages an electric SUV that will be one of 11 electric cars planned in Kia's lineup by 2025.

The big electric SUV concept was designed for 300 miles of range, and incorporates 350-kw DC fast charging, allowing for 10% to 80% charge in about 20 minutes.

Subaru's new electric SUV, the Solterra, makes its U.S. debut with promising off-road capability and no yoke (thank goodness).

Toyota's electric vehicle will offer a choice of front- or all-wheel drive, a roomy cabin, and an industry first radiant heat system. But no yoke or solar roof.

Ford tells us about the F-150 Lightning electric pickup’s frunk. Rivian is looking at Georgia for a second plant. And a battery maker is getting ready to mass-produce cells from recycled materials. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The Swedish battery supplier Northvolt announced last...

Sweden's Northvolt claims that the recycled materials perform on par with newly produced metals in production cells.

Georgia and Texas are among the possible locations for EV maker RIvian's second plant—which might be announced before its first plant gets up to speed.

The Lightning's front trunk is more than a gimmick; it can carry 400 pounds, support a tailgate party, and serve as a work surface.

Subaru's plug-in hybrid, the Crosstrek Hybrid, offers a combination of affordability, mechanical all-wheel drive, and enough electric range for short commutes.

Kia is aiming to have 11 EVs by 2026, with renewable energy at all its factories by 2030, plus initiatives to upcycle plastic waste.

As of Friday, the Tesla Model Y has an entry price that's $17,000 higher than it was earlier in the year. It's now also topped the original Model S entry price of $57,400.

The latest Heritage Series EV concept from the South Korean brand reaches back to its earliest attempt at a luxury sedan.

Which brand just passed Mercedes-Benz in U.S. registrations—with only EVs? Which upcoming EV could be the basis for a future U.S. military vehicle? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending November 12, 2021. Subaru revealed...

Thousands of DC fast charging connectors will help owners in urban areas make sure their EV stays charged, even if home or work charging aren't guaranteed.

The deal is on with Foxconn—but that won't speed up the arrival of the Endurance electric pickup, the company confirmed Thursday.

There might be a connection once again between a civilian Hummer and a military vehicle—if the government is convinced on its worth.

Subaru reveals its electric car, and Kia teases the future of electric SUVs from the brand a bit more. Geely shows its Tesla Semi rival. And could a new method work for keeping EV charging cables cool? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The first mass-production electric vehicle from Subaru...

A Geely brand plans to roll out the sustainability-themed, data-focused electric semi to global markets beginning in 2024.