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Volvo looks to blockchain technology in order to better keep track of its supply chain and the sourcing of conflict materials.

Despite controversies over a formulation that adds to smog issues, a Trump push for more E15 gas has been stymied by state rules and costly station retrofits.

Daimler has confirmed a future fully electric version of the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, assuring a new life for what's now seen as a gas-guzzler.

Construction has started on an Arizona assembly plant, the aspiring electric automaker reports.

An editorial from one of Germany's largest newspapers analyzes how German automakers lost their way with tech and electric vehicles.

The Model 3 might top the charts as the top-rated vehicle for energy efficiency in the U.S. market for the 2020 model year.

Karma has some of the longest plug-in range, among plug-in hybrids. GM’s Lordstown plant may soon really be building an electric truck. Hyundai is going for green-car variety in the U.S. And Toyota and BYD are new partners for electric vehicles in China. This and more, today at Green Car...

Hyundai notes that its lineup of hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and EVs will greatly expand by 2022, although the announcement doesn't include anything about sales volume.

Karma has managed to nearly double the electric range of this plug-in hybrid; with a new engine, fuel-efficiency improves, too.

Toyota is forging another useful global alliance for electric-car and battery technology—this one with BYD.

Volkswagen shows more of the concept car due to be shown at LA this month. The Ioniq Electric has been rated for a longer range for 2020, and again tops the efficiency scales for electric cars. And Tesla’s cybertruck shall soon be revealed. All this and more today at Green Car Reports. Tesla...

The EV concept Volkswagen is due to show at Los Angeles this month is aiming for a spacious interior and long driving range.

It's awkward. The city hosting the EPA's national emissions lab is itself declaring a climate emergency, due in part to the EPA's inaction.

U.S. EPA ratings have confirmed that the Ioniq Electric is rated at 170 miles with its larger 38-kwh battery pack, arriving in 2020.

The Tesla "Cyberpunk Truck" will be revealed November 21, in Los Angeles—the date and location a nod to the 1980s movie "Blade Runner."

UAW labor negotiations have helped confirm where Ford will build two of its most important upcoming electrified products.

GM's Chevrolet brand is displaying an electric vintage pickup with a performance "crate propulsion package" and two Bolt EV battery packs.

Kia shows promise of being adventurous with its electric-car designs in the future with a concept aiming many years ahead.

A collaborative car presented by Ford and Webasto at the SEMA show presents one very quick electric Mustang—with a stick.

An annual energy report suggests that getting so many diesels off the world’s roads wasn’t a good thing for global energy efficiency. Germany approves bigger incentives for plug-in vehicles. An Australian company gives vintage Land Cruisers a new life as electric work trucks. And...