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Ferrari plans to reveal its first electric vehicle in late 2025.

JLR, formerly Jaguar Land Rover, now positions Range Rover, Defender, Discovery, and Jaguar as individual brands.

Ford's next-gen EVs will have access to more than 12,000 Tesla Superchargers across the U.S. and Canada.

Neither automaker has said they are abandoning plans for an electric sports car.

Officials in Florida are looking at using a byproduct of fertilizer production to build roads.

Vietnam's VinFast is the latest in a string of EV startups to go public in recent years.

Buyers looking to hop behind the wheel of the Volvo EX90 and Polestar 3 mid-size electric SUVs will have to wait a little longer.

Porsche plans to use Mobileye's SuperVision technology to deliver cars capable of hands-free driving.

McLaren's new V-8 is expected to end up in a successor to the P1 hypercar.

Rimac plans to leverage its EV technology to develop energy storage solutions for industry.

Honda's electrification plans also includes the launch of solid-state batteries by 2030.

NEVS has gone into hibernation a decade after its battle to save Saab.

McLaren's incoming design chief will develop a new design language for the automaker.

Jaguar's rebooted electric future starts in 2025.

Lordstown has also resumed customer deliveries of its 200-mile electric truck.

Porsche's V-10 supercar has a potentially serious suspension issue.

Toyota said it will launch a next-generation EV family in 2026 with double the range of its current offerings.

A new series on the fall of the former Nissan CEO is reportedly in the works.

The documentary will focus on Musk's "path to becoming one of the most influential, and controversial, businessmen by creating an immensely powerful cult of personality."

Future GM EVs will feature Google-based infotainment systems.