Electric Cars

The electric automaker plans to launch a new or redesigned model every year through 2027 with the arrival of the Polestar 7.

Audi will have 20 EVs in its fleet by 2025 and one of them will be a Q6 E-Tron.

New EV brand Vinfast plans a five-model lineup for the U.S. market.

The controversial self-driving software not yet approved by federal regulators can now be accessed for Tesla owners who purchased the option.

Watch the build process for the 2023 Ocean, the first model from new EV company Fisker.

Audi is about to launch an electric A6, but the current gas-powered model will stick around for a few years still.

Fiat has revealed an electric 500e Abarth, and there's a good chance it will come to the U.S. in 2024.

An electric Buick crossover for the Chinese market has been spotted testing.

Mercedes is charging buyers with an annual subscription to unlock the maximum power and torque in some of its EQ electric vehicles.

VW's Project Trinity is due in 2026 but may be postponed or scrapped altogether.

Hyundai Home is a coordinated home-energy ecosystem bundling EV charging, solar power, and battery energy storage.

Kindred's electric Chevy 3100 can be had for $159,000.

Hyundai's svelte Ioniq 6 electric sedan arrives next spring with up to 340 miles of range.

Fiat will use the 2022 L.A. auto show to confirm the 500's North American return.

Toyota plans five members for its bZ family of EVs, and a new concept likely previews one of them.

EV startup Lucid's second model will be an SUV with seating for up to seven.

Lucid has made it easier to hop behind the wheel of one of its stunning Air electric sedans.

The new U.S.-based company Scout is working on both an SUV and pickup truck.

Porsche's electric Macan based on VW Group's PPE platform is now due in 2024, or two years later than originally planned.

Today’s most powerful Porsche is electric—and we got a ride.