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The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq offers impressive design details, interior space, and range/charging specifications as the leading member of Cadillac's EV charge to transform its lineup.

The firm J.D. Power found that charger downtime was four times more likely to be the source of dissatisfaction than other complaints when it comes to public charging.

The Tucson plug-in hybrid doesn't quite measure up to the Toyota RAV4 Prime or Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid, but it might top them on value.

GM will recall certain Chevy Bolt EVs that had already been recalled for an increased fire risk while charging.

The three-motor versions of the E-Tron SUV and Sportback are almost here. Electric car fires are less frequent than gasoline car fires, but there’s some nuance. And will there be a new battery plant in Illinois? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Samsung SDI is the primary battery...

Electric vehicle fires are less frequent—although a number of factors can lead to a different (false) impression.

The primary supplier for Rivian electric trucks could be setting up shop close to the EV maker, in Illinois.

The federal government is investigating Tesla over Autopilot. Global internal combustion sales have peaked, according to at least one analysis. A group plans to put 200 hydrogen-fueling stations for trucks in place by 2035. We take a look at a different way of electrifying travel trailers. And we...

BMW’s electrified mid-sizer misses the point, but doesn’t miss the mark.

Will a hydrogen network for commercial fuel-cell trucks become viable before a charging network for electric trucks? Plans are forming for both.

EV sales will rise from 3 million in 2020 to 66 million in 2040, Bloomberg projects—and it appears that ICE sales peaked in 2018.

A camper trailer can charge the tow vehicle at rest breaks, allowing close to the original driving range or perhaps more.

Which electric vehicle maker is focusing in on Texas for a second factory? Which EVs are union made and made in the USA? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending August 13, 2021. With resistance to the inclusion of EVs incentives...

Looking at end use, hydrogen from coal is dirtier than coal combustion. The Senate votes to reel in an EV tax credit expansion, although it might not mean much yet. And Mini shows how stripped-down it can get with an EV. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. “Blue” hydrogen...

Embracing a stripped-down and minimalist approach could help Mini make a more sustainable EV that delivers more with less.

A price cap would address one of the chief complaints of the current EV tax credit; but with the average vehicle price above $40,000, is this too low?

The Polestar 2 gets a more attractive entry price and longer driving range. The Chevy Silverado EV will steer with its rear wheels. Used electric vehicles are selling very fast. And the fast charging network that led the way on the West Coast is getting an upgrade. This and more, here at Green Car...

A wider model range includes a base front-wheel drive version, a more affordable Dual Motor model, and a driving-range-extending heat pump.

Stations will be upgraded for CCS compatibility and Tesla adapters will be stocked, with funding from the Oregon Department of Transportation.

Supply issues this spring have also meant that they're selling shockingly close—if not more—than the price of a new car, too.