Green Car News

Your car's leather could be made out of plant-based material in the future.

The Volkswagen ID.4 has yet another recall, but this one only affects 837 vehicles.

A second Trump Presidency could be toxic for EV adoption, but a partnership with Elon Musk puts a strange spin on things.

J.B. Straubel's Redwood Materials will work with BMW dealerships to recover batteries at the end of their useful lives.

Volkswagen ID.4s have a potential issue with its door handles not keeping water out.

GM EV owners can now plug-in at Tesla Superchargers, but adapters are sold separately.

Tesla inches closer to making wireless charging a reality with its EVs.

The 2025 Toyota Highlander hybrid drops the front-wheel-drive variant with all models now sporting power to all four wheels.

There's no fund to handle safety-recall work or other unforeseen issues for these EVs, and owners are on their own for all but the parts.

The Chinese battery giant claims to get more energy density and longevity and quicker charge rates out of its next-generation electric bus packs.

Toyota ups the Sienna hybrid minivan's safety game with a more sophisticated rear seat reminder for 2025.

The Honda Accord Hybrid gets $760 more expensive for 2025.

The performance side of EVs—and the "instant torque" selling point—may driving insurance costs up for everyone.

The price is effectively double what was originally announced—leaving the bill for the extra 100% tariff on the Chinese-made EVs to customers.

Although it’s styled like a gasoline Chevy, the Blazer EV offers impressive range.

Italy thinks Europe's looming gas-engine ban "must be changed."

Streetlights could unlock solar- and wind-powered EV charging in urban areas.

Some future fast-charger stations will look like today's gas stations with pull-through chargers.

The all-electric full-size SUV will seat up to seven passengers and come loaded with the latest tech when it launches in 2024.

Eight electric vehicles qualify for a 2024 Top Safety Pick+ award from the IIHS.