Green Car News

Honda, Tesla, and Toyota make headlines today.

The Tesla Model 3 will be more aerodynamic than the Model S, a new report says.

Saudi Arabia's proposal for upcoming climate-change talks is as much about preserving its economy as reducing carbon emissions.

The 2017 Honda Clarity Fuel Cell will go on sale in the U.S. in late 2016.

Well, here's one that ought to irk the German automakers. Silicon Valley electric-car maker Tesla Motors is reportedly in talks with the German government to establish a lithium-ion battery plant in that country, which could kickstart slow sales of its Model S and future vehicles. And as is usual...

The BMW i3 Shadow Sport debuted ahead of the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show.

A U.S. senator recently called on the NHTSA to rescind fuel-economy credits VW previously received for its diesel cars.

Audi, BMW, and Jaguar make headlines today.

Last week may not have been the ideal time for Audi to show off its second plug-in hybrid vehicle, since its Q7 e-tron SUV is powered by a 3.0-liter V-6 turbodiesel engine. With the Volkswagen diesel emission scandal now entering its third month—and no resolution apparent—the...

Volkswagen launches newspaper ads as it tries to recover from the emissions scandal.

Here are the best deals on hybrids, plug-in hybrids, electric cars, and diesel cars this month.

Jaguar is reportedly planning an electric SUV with styling inspired by the C-X75 supercar concept.

Along with the upcoming fourth-generation hybrid Toyota Prius, the 2016 Chevrolet Volt is one of the major green-car introductions of this year. It won’t be available nationwide until next spring, but new Volts are already being delivered in California and a few other states. To get an early...

Leaked patent images purportedly show BMW's ultra-efficient plug-in hybrid research vehicle.

Today's news includes stories about electric-car charging and emissions tests.

Here's what to expect from the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show next week.

BMW will supply powertrain components to Karma Automotive.

The EPA is testing all new diesel cars in real-world conditions.

It was a classic click-bait headline: “Ten Things I Hate About My Tesla.” The article appeared last week on The Drive, a new "automotive culture" website from publisher Time Inc. The author, Andy Blau, owns a green Tesla Model S and spends a lot of time driving on New Jersey’s...

We've got lots of stories on infrastructure today.