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The U.S. military is looking for pathways and options for domestically supplied energy storage, and GM's defense subsidiary is being evaluated as a possible solution.

The cost of hydrogen—free, up to a point—factors in greatly for Honda's new fuel-cell SUV.

The exotic-car maker has laid plans for its first battery-electric vehicle, to come by the end of the decade.

Lower-income households could qualify for a hefty new electric-car incentive under a new California plan.

Tesla issued two recalls for faulty parts that cannot be repaired by over-the-air updates.

Revamped minivan gets gas-electric drivetrain, as it aims directly at Toyota's Sienna.

Hyundai's already launched a sporty EV with simulated shift points, now BMW's developing a similar concept.

A Ford electric Lightning SuperTruck posted this year's fastest time, but resemblances to the stock F-150 electric truck were minimal.

BMW has pulled the plug on a deal estimated at $2 billion with the Swedish EV battery supplier.

BMW's M division plans to reassert itself as the king of the sports-car hill in the electric era.

Toyota has recalled the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX while also issuing a stop-sale due to an issue with an airbag.

A restomod Hummer H1 EV claims nearly the same range with half the weight and less than half the batteries than the modern EV. How is this possible?

Some Tesla owners have resorted to aftermarket stalks and YouTube installation videos to get the switchgear other EV drivers take for granted.

EVs still cost more to insure. Thieves are looking at fat charging cables as a fat paycheck (but they’re not). The oil industry is speaking up against EPA standards—and filing court cases. And we plug in Volvo’s plug-in hybrid sedan and see why it’s pointing to EVs. This and...

Commercial charging cables contain large amounts of copper, prices for which are now at record highs.

It's a simple but unsettling answer: EVs are costing insurers much more, not just in claims but the severity of claims.

The 2024 Volvo S60 Recharge plug-in hybrid gets its wires crossed about who’s boss under the hood but ends up showing electric is better.

The E-Tron GT still runs parallel to the Porsche Taycan, and looks to carve out even more open-road performance as Audi's most powerful car.

Volvo cancels its highest-mpg hybrid. Kia might be thinking Mexico for its upcoming affordable EV. FIsker has gone belly up on the Ocean. And why don’t Americans drive their EVs more? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. The American EV startup automaker Fisker filed for bankruptcy...

It's unclear why the U.S. breaks a pattern that holds for many other EV markets, but cheap gas and charging anxiety may be a big part of it.