Electric Cars

Tesla canceled plans for an affordable EV starting at $25,000 in favor of the Cybercab, and has kept quiet on the shift until now.

New technology at its wind tunnel will help Stellantis better measure and reduce airflow resistance from wheels and tires.

Dodge parent company Stellantis has teamed up with Factorial to develop solid-state batteries.

New Kia EV4 will closely resemble the striking concept that previewed it.

Ford has announced the 2025 Mustang Mach-E, and there's a lower starting price attached.

A new 4 E-Tech joins the 5 E-Tech in Renault's growing EV portfolio.

U.S.-bound Alpine is working on seven EVs for launch this decade, including a crossover previewed by the A390 Beta concept.

GMC's Sierra EV Denali gets a lower starting price and more range for its second year on the market, though the two are mutually exclusive.

Shiro Nakamura has returned with a new EV design that previews technology that may feature in future cars.

Mini's first electric John Cooper Works models have arrived with up to 255 hp.

An electric M3 on BMW's Neue Klasse platform is coming, but a gas-powered alternative will be available, too.

Tesla's new Cybercab is a sleek, two-door robotaxi that has the potential to revolutionize both public and private transport.

Tesla plans to launch two robotaxis, one of which will be a large van with Art Deco-inspired styling.

Kia was founded in 1944, making it Korea's oldest car company.

More and more automakers are looking at ways to inject some emotion into the EV driving experience.

Honda might rely on sound generators to add some emotion to its near-silent EVs.

GM will drop the naming strategy of its electric vehicle battery and propulsion components.

Porsche's Taycan has experienced its second major recall in recent months.

A high-performance version of the Hyundai Ioniq 6 sedan is taking shape.

Toyota is against exclusively selling EVs, but it may soon abandon sales of vehicles powered purely by a gas engine.