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Formula E, Nissan, and Tesla make headlines today.

MIT replaces gasoline with electricity with its latest robot.

Tesla is reorienting the local economy toward car manufacturing, a new report says.

Nissan is set to close electric-car battery plants in England and the U.S. and turn to Korean maker LG Chem for some batteries. Or perhaps not. A startling and exclusive Reuters report yesterday said that Nissan is in the middle of reassessing its plans for electric-car production and global...

A refreshed Ford C-Max tall wagon will debut at the 2014 Paris Motor Show.

The first Formula E Championship race was held last weekend in China.

Ford and Toyota make headlines today.

The 2016 Mercedes-Benz S550 Plug-In Hybrid luxury sedan will arrive in the U.S. next spring. We've now driven a prototype of the U.S.-spec car, which is quiet, luxurious, and likely to carry a six-figure price tag. And it will be followed within a year by two more plug-in hybrids using the same...

Pity the poor automotive spy photographer. She spends months in Death Valley with an expensive camera, only for her paying clients to be swamped with cellphone shots snapped by eager readers and sent in for free or posted on social media. Which is (more or less) how we come to see our first shots...

At its most fuel efficient, the 2015 Ford Mustang is rated at 26 mpg combined.

Certain Ford Escape Hybrid and Mercury Mariner Hybrid crossovers are being recalled to fix a coolant issue.

We drive Mitsubishi’s plug-in SUV, and wonder if downsized pickups really are a bigger thing than automakers project. And guess who’s now neighbors with the Mustang Ranch? This is The Week In Reverse for Friday, September 12, here at Green Car Reports. This week at Green Car Reports, we...

Kia, MINI, and Tesla make headlines today.

The 2015 Kia Soul EV will arrive in U.S. dealers this fall.

BMW will wait at least six months to decide whether to build the MINI Superleggera roadster.

Lots of electric-car news today. We've got a recap of one owner's three years with a Chevrolet Volt, the potential cost to Nevada of hosting Tesla Motors' gigafactory, and a highly unorthodox way of charging an electric car. All this and more on Green Car Reports. After three years and 35,000...

An unorthodox method for charging an electric car.

Nevada is expected to offer $1.3 billion to Tesla Motors.

It was a sad day. After three years, 34,752 miles, roughly 7,500 kilowatt-hours of electricity, and 327 gallons of gas, I said good-bye to my 2011 Chevy Volt last week. Its lease was up, and there was no one left in the family to drive it. I've been at the wheel of a Tesla Model S for the last 18...

Mitsubishi, Tesla, and Volkswagen make headlines today.