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The 2020 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid is the brand's quickest and fastest SUV ever—and a plug-in hybrid permitting all-electric driving for shorter distances.

Porsche is helping buyers of its vehicles purchase enough annual carbon offsets to correspond to their model.

Building battery cells on silicon wafers could support current lithium chemistries with less degradation and tendencies toward fire.

A German company aims to plant moss on park benches and public buildings as part of a coordinated strategy to cut local emissions.

Inductive charging is here—on a plug-in hybrid. A different twist for battery cooling could help performance and charging. Nio regroups in light of sagging sales in China. And a French company wants to do EV conversions on a budget. All this and more on Green Car Reports. BMW has announced...

Transition One is aiming to convert older gasoline cars to electric cars in Europe—for just a fraction of the cost of a new EV.

The Chinese automaker Nio is parting with some of its businesses in order to stay solvent, amid sluggish sales.

The 2019 BMW 530e iPerformance is being offered with a special lease deal, only in California, that provides inductive (wireless) charging.

IndyCar racing is planning to embrace hybrid technology, via a single supplier for all teams, beginning in 2022.

Which car became exclusive to California? What did NHTSA say to Tesla? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending August 9, 2019. Tesla was hit with a lawsuit alleging that a software update cut range from some of its cars. The NHTSA...

A California case alleges that a recent software update reduced range and available battery capacity in lieu of a battery fix.

Startup semi truck maker Nikola will work with the Department of Energy scientists to research improved fuel cells for its future trucks.

According to a report, the next-generation Mini lineup will include just three vehicles and all will feature electric propulsion.

Tech has lagged for light-duty engines designed to use gaseous fuels, like natural gas, propane, and biogas; an EU project has aimed to address that.

Nissan and EVgo are working together to make fast-charging faster and more widespread. Tesla has started to bump up the price of its Full Self-Driving Capability option for existing owners. Auto suppliers show how much range electric heat pumps can save. And Toyota cleans up its act at factories...

Tesla is raising the price of its Full Self-Driving Capability driver-assistance system by $1,000 for owners with Enhanced Autopilot who want to upgrade.

With the purchase of Renewable Energy Credits, Toyota hopes to reduce the demand for electricity generated from fossil fuels.

The charging network aims to be the largest public network of fast-chargers.

NHTSA takes Tesla to task, Honda takes PHEVs to California, and industry experts say EV adoption takes time.

Federal regulators said that the claims have "intention to mislead the public," Tesla says they're sound.