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Hyundai's next fuel-cell vehicle will be a dedicated model, a new report says.

The U.K. government will extend a grant program for green cars by about two years.

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Will Tesla update the Model S electric car's styling?

Mitsubishi and Nissan make headlines today.

When it announced a range increase for its 2017 Focus Electric earlier this month, Ford executives also revealed an intriguing snippet about the company's battery plans. The company is conducting its own research into fundamental battery chemistries, and could develop its own cells for use in...

The 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-In Hybrid will now arrive in the U.S. in Summer 2016.

A group of environmental leaders disputes a proposal to forgive Volkswagen's diesel transgressions.

There are no more California HOV-lane "green stickers" for plug-in hybrids.

After spending four days and covering 440 miles with a new Toyota Prius, we can say that in our first real-world testing, the car delivers on its 50-mpg promise. We got daily readings of 50 to 54 miles per gallon in a mix of three-quarters highway miles and one-quarter low-speed local use. Our...

Honda believes it won't be able to sell conventional internal-combustion engines in China by 2025.

A recently-passed transportation bill includes several measures supporting electric cars.

OPEC believes battery-electric cars will account for just one percent of global sales in 2040.

A new report claims policies to improve fuel economy aren't aggressive enough.

Our recent article on the reliability implications of a Plug-In America survey of early Tesla Model S owners was met with skepticism from the company's supporters, and support from its skeptics. But in a counter-intuitive Freakonomics-style twist, it's the firm's fans who should hope the results...

Eco-activists often indict air travel as a carbon-spewing threat to the global climate. Worldwide, commercial jets pour an estimated 700 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year, leading to headlines like this one in The New York Times not long ago: “Your Biggest Carbon...

BMW, Faraday Future, and Volkswagen make headlines today.

With 2016 about to arrive, BMW is by far the most advanced of the three German automakers in selling battery-electric cars. All three makers plan to offer plug-in hybrid versions of most of their lineups by 2020, but BMW has been selling its all-electric i3 five-door hatchback for more than two...

Faraday Future hints at what its electric car might be like.

Volkswagen's Canada arm will offer gift cards and free roadside assistance to owners.