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Which model is missing from the new 2018 VW Atlas seven-seat SUV lineup—and what are we waiting for to replace it? What poses a huge threat to the global oil industry, in one financial firm's opinion? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for...

Today's news includes Porsche, Tesla, and Volkswagen.

At times, those of us who cover the auto industry fall prey to stereotypes of the German auto industry. It can seem to observers that the collective belief of BMW, Daimler, and VW Group is that nothing happens in the industry until it's been done by one of their three companies—preferably all...

A Volkswagen dealer is already offering deals to TDI owners covered by the recently-approved settlement.

The future of electric cars for practical transportation relies to some degree on the future of DC fast charging, and how it develops over the next decade. As in other spheres of electrifying transport, Tesla Motors has pointed the way to one vision of the future with its expanding network of...

Volkswagen's 7-seat SUV will launch without a plug-in hybrid powertrain.

Tesla was ranked 25th out of 29 car brands in Consumer Reports' reliability rankings.

Today's news includes the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, and Tesla Model S.

Hyundai is offering special pricing to VW diesel owners covered by the 2.0-liter TDI settlement.

Exhaust emissions currently lead to substantial health costs, according to the American Lung Association in California.

Tesla claims to outsell all other "large luxury sedans" in the U.S.

Audi will buy back 25,000 Q7 TDI SUVs, according to a German report.

From the outside, this car looks like a tall hatchback, not all that remarkable, maybe a bit bigger than some of the smallest cars around. But from the moment you open the door and get behind the wheel, it's clear that this is no ordinary Chevrolet. In fact, it's Chevrolet's first-ever mass-market...

Yesterday, federal judge Charles Breyer signed the final agreement committing Volkswagen to buy back or modify the 465,000 TDI 2.0-liter diesel vehicles that are the main focus of the VW diesel scandal. As part of that settlement, Volkswagen has also committed to providing $2 billion in funds to...

Today's news includes Mini, Lucid Motors, and Volkswagen.

As expected, yesterday U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer signed the final agreement among Volkswagen, the EPA, and the state of California covering the bulk of VW's diesel emission cheating scandal. The agreement means that buyback offers can now be issued to owners of almost half a million...

Electric cars could threaten the oil industry, a leading credit agency believes.

Atieva is now Lucid Motors.

We have stories on Apple, Faraday Future, and Fisker today.

We're slowly learning more about Henrik Fisker's planned 300-mile electric car, as the designer has now released a pair of teaser photos of the vehicle. It appears to have scissor doors that pivot toward the sky, for instance. And its aggressive front end looks an awful lot like the VLF Force 1...