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The refreshed electric hatchback debuted at the 2024 Los Angeles auto show with a larger 68.0-kwh battery pack.

Modest horsepower increases to hybrid Sportages underscore the infotainment improvements.

With a sleeker, more rakish shape than its Kia EV9 cousin, the Ioniq 9 puts the emphasis on comfort, quietness, and efficiency.

A concept previewing Jaguar's new EV will debut in Miami on Dec. 2.

Early examples of BMW's next-generation electric SUV are now rolling off an assembly line.

Ram's electric truck won't arrive on time as promised.

Jeep dug into its history for the latest 4xe plug-in hybrid Wrangler model.

The latest electric Minis are on hold for the U.S. until further notice.

The electric three-row Vinfast VF 9 is now real, though only a handful have been delivered.

The multi-energy platform can accommodate EV and range-extended EV powertrains, as well as hybrid, hydrogen fuel cell, and internal combustion vehicles.

The EV9 will qualify for half of the $7,500 EV tax credit in 2025 but it's unclear if it will ever qualify for the full amount.

Some Lucid Airs have an issue stemming from the wiring harness that could cause the car to lose power.

Green Car Reports' daily email newsletter will shift to late afternoon while a new Top Story newsletter will arrive each morning Monday through Friday.

The electric Mercedes-Benz CLA hasn’t been revealed yet but it already toppled one of the Porsche Taycan’s records.

The ability to get some sort of color on a Tesla Cybertruck didn't last long.

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA will be more than one next-gen car; it’ll preview the automaker’s future.

94% of the amount spent nationally on EV-related political ads was in Michigan—most of it against Biden/Harris EV policy, with no counter ads.

A patent suggests big electric trucks like the Ram REV or Ramcharger could near their 800-volt charge rate when plugged into Tesla Superchargers with this tech.

EVs are more likely to sustain rear-end damage, while combustion cars have a higher frequency of front-end collisions.

Jaguar's upcoming four-door luxury electric hatchback will have a long hood and a six-digit price tag.