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Audi is working on 20 fully electric models and more than 10 plug-in hybrids, over a suite of platforms, to fit various plug-in needs.

We drive one of the highest-mileage light-duty full-size pickups. An analysis of fuel economy across the entire U.S. fleet points to how reality lags regulation. And Rivian is looking at subscriptions. That and more, here at Green Car Reports. Comments from Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe suggest that the...

Until electric trucks arrive, the Ram EcoDiesel is the way to haul heavy loads without guzzling fuel at alarming rates.

For electric-truck upstart Rivian, subscription service could be an innovative solution for navigating around dealer-franchise rules.

Changes to federal emissions and fuel economy standards have lasting (and delayed) effects to major shifts in fleet fuel economy.

Gas prices are creeping up again in California, and might potentially give some new life to lagging hybrid and plug-in hybrid sales.

Connected home-charging equipment is aiming for more convenient charging at home, and to hook customers into an ecosystem.

The IMk is Nissan's latest in a series of future-mobility electric vehicle concepts; this one, however, looks aimed mainly at Japan and Europe.

Toyota and Subaru are joining forces for electric cars, and a lot more. Byton is reportedly considering Korea as an assembly point for trade reasons. And the Mini brand is considering making their cars small again, like they were when they were rebooted. This and more, here at Green Car Reports...

Toyota's expertise with hybrid and power systems and Subaru's all-wheel drive systems could form the basis of some attractive EVs.

The combination of a fully electric powertrain and the modern Mini driving experience may come together yet.

Tesla pushes a big software upgrade just as it’s in another sales push. “UL Listed” could become a lot more common for EV drivers. Maserati electrifies. And we look at what impeachment might bring to the electric-vehicle market. A little calm, maybe? This and more, here at Green...

Presidential impeachment would create a path toward stability for the auto industry and for potential growth for electric-car manufacturing in the U.S.

An expansion of the testing organization UL focuses on the safety of charge points, batteries, home energy systems, and V2G devices.

FCA luxury brand Maserati has emphasized its Italian sourcing for upcoming cars, as the brand pushes into hybrid and fully electric models.

A Maryland station is possibly the first in the U.S. to convert entirely from oil-based fuels to all-electric.

Which two automakers will reveal production-bound electric cars in October? And which company is involved in research that points to a million-mile battery? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending September 27, 2019. This week...

The 2020 Hyundai Kona Electric gets equipped for cold weather. Volvo teases its first electric vehicle. Bollinger shows progress on its niche electric trucks. And there’s a party-line split on whether California has the right to regulate. This and more here at Green Car Reports. A survey...

Volvo is boasting that the fully electric version of the XC40 will debut a completely new sensor set and corresponding sensor platform.

Hyundai confirms that the 2020 Kona Electric will get only minor changes; but it's better equipped for cold climates.