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The company that originally helped birth the Tesla Roadster is laying out its own foundation for super-light electric sports cars.

Ford has made a strategic partnership that could prove important in addressing future raw-materials shortages and in making more sustainable components.

GM's motors, first bound for the Hummer EV, were designed in-house and will be optimized for products ranging from mass-market electric crossovers to performance cars. They're a key to maximizing range.

Arriving in 2024, the Honda Prologue will set the stage for Honda's own EVs later in the decade and a goal of 40 percent EVs by then.

The electric hatchback equivalent to Mercedes' S-Class sedan has been priced for the U.S.—although EQS range hasn't been confirmed yet.

Battery replacement is in sight for 2017-2019 Chevy Bolt EV owners. Rivian details what membership means. VW’s first mass-market EV aces the safety tests. And Tesla’s Full Self-Driving is being questioned once again. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. GM announced Monday that LG...

An extra-cost program, to be included free for up to 12 months, includes extra services such as high-speed data and emergency charging.

The ID.4 is the first of VW's mass-market EVs to go on sale in the U.S., and it's earned remarkably good safety scores.

The safety leader suggested that more regulation is needed to reel in Tesla's experiments with untrained beta testers.

LG is building Chevy Bolt EV batteries once again, and GM recall replacements could bring new batteries and more range to 2017-2019 models as soon as October.

Ford is exploring fleet use of its electric vehicles, such as the Mustang Mach-E, in law enforcement.

The Zero could fit a niche in urban centers, for deliveries, or within planned communities, using less energy than a passenger vehicle.

Toyota is nixing the V-8 and taking its largest pickup hybrid—but still aiming for big payload and towing. How will it fit in next to electric trucks?

The list of fully electric models that returns 300 miles on a charge has grown to include more than just Tesla. And many more are on the way.

Why did Tesla push back about an expansion of the federal EV tax credit? Which company's electric trucks are ready for delivery? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending September 17, 2021. We tested the Toyota RAV4 Prime plug-in...

The consumer publication warns that Tesla's yoke could be difficult—and potentially dangerous—even after getting used to it.

Recalled Chevrolet Bolt EV electric cars are already advised not to charge inside overnight and not to let the state of charge get too high or low.

Ford announced a $250 million expansion that will boost annual output of the electric truck to 80,000 per year, and pre-production trucks have already been built.

The Lucid Air edges out Tesla in the range race. Xpeng shows an electric sedan that could disrupt the European market. And Rivian is making—but not yet delivering—its electric trucks. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Rivian has started making R1T electric trucks for customers...

China's Xpeng is putting lidar into its P5, which is priced well below the Tesla Model 3 and could go on sale in Europe eventually.