Electric Cars

An electric successor to the Range Rover Velar debuts this year, and fresh prototypes have been spotted.

Audi is shaping up to be the latest automaker to backtrack on plans to go all-in on EVs.

BYD claims its new EV platform can deliver charge times almost as quick as filling up a gas car.

Mercedes-Benz is preparing a second generation of the boxy GLB-Class, with both electric and hybrid drivetrains in the pipeline.

Mazda is developing a dedicated EV platform with batteries using cells co-developed with Panasonic.

Alpine's A310 sports car of the 1970s is returning as an EV.

Renault has revealed all the details on the 533-hp 5 Turbo 3E electric hot hatch.

Cupra remains on track to launch in the U.S. by 2030.

The recall affects only the software related to the Ioniq 5 N's left-foot braking feature.

BMW's new iX3 electric crossover debuts in September and will be followed in 2026 by the i3 electric sedan.

VW is working on a redesigned T-Roc powered by gas engines, but a separate electric T-Roc is also in the pipeline.

Mercedes splits the CLA-Class into EV and hybrid offerings, as it tackles some of the most efficient small cars on the road.

Porsche is close to revealing an electric Cayenne, but the current gas-powered model isn't going away.

BMW's next-generation 3-Series will include an electric variant, which will likely revive the i3 nameplate.

A U.K. startup is developing electric sports cars that are lighter than a Miata.

The new A6 Sportback E-Tron will have up to 392 miles of EPA range, according to Audi.

Porsche's Macan will remain an EV but a separate compact SUV with gas and hybrid powertrains will likely launch alongside it.

Three more electric vehicles are planned for Europe by the end of 2026.

A Lamborghini EV is being developed on an advanced platform to be shared with Audi, Bentley, and Porsche.

The Telo MT1 has passed a major milestone on the road to production.