Electric Cars

Porsche is currently evaluating putting an electric hypercar boasting record performance numbers into production.

An EX30 Cross Country with higher ground clearance and underbody protection is coming.

Volvo's smallest SUV is also its fastest-accelerating model ever.

Caterham will reveal its electric sports car in July.

Acura's first EV will feature popular Google apps built-in.

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

The 2023 Tesla Model S Plaid Track Package reached a top speed of almost 180 mph during its record 'Ring run.

Rimac plans to deliver more records in 2023, and one of them could be a Nürburgring lap time.

The Fisker Ocean is ready for U.S. sale, but only the pricey Extreme grade will be offered initially.

The VW ID.Buzz is coming to the U.S. with three-rows of seats, but not until 2024.

The Cadillac Lyriq enters the 2024 model year with the same mechanicals but a lot more options.

EV startup Aehra is about to reveal a sedan penned by the designer of the Aventador and Huracán supercars.

Mini's fourth-generation Hardtop will be the last with a gas engine.

A teaser of an R2 under a sheet shows an SUV likely about the size of a Jeep grand Cherokee.

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.

The redesigned 2024 BMW 5-Series is about to spawn a wagon body style.

While it might not be as quick as Lucid’s more expensive models, the midrange Air Touring is every bit as satisfying.

The Sierra Echo EV single-seat racer Lucy Block will be driving is manufactured by Sierra Cars, with an electric powertrain from specialist firm Hypercraft.

Caterham will reinvent the iconic Lotus Seven for the electric era.