Electric Cars

British actor and car guy Idris Elba will help Ford launch its new Mustang-inspired electric SUV.

The proposal calls for race cars with battery- and fuel cell-electric powertrains.

The 7-seat Blazer will be the biggest SUV in Chevy's lineup in China.

Part of the deal will see Nio supply vehicles for a commercial driverless taxi service run by Mobileye.

The pickup will be unveiled in Southern California ahead of the 2019 Los Angeles auto show.

The electric Mustang is only a prototype for now but some of its technologies could appear on future products.

The 1962 C-10 pickup is powered by two Bolt EV powertrains with a 60-kwh battery in the bed of the pickup.

Kia's Futuron Concept is described as a sports car on an SUV platform.

Pininfarina is providing future Battista owners with the opportunity to prepare for the world-beating performance of the electric hypercar.

Revived EV startup Fisker has a 300-mile SUV in the works for a 2021 launch.

The One from startup Dutch EV builder Lightyear boasts a coefficient of drag below 0.20.

The 2020 Mini Cooper SE will start at $30,750, but local EV incentives will drop the price as low as $18,750.

It packs 300 horsepower and is said to match the latest sports cars in acceleration, corning and braking.

Design elements from the stunning concept could make it onto future EVs from the British brand.

The Nissan Formula E race car debuted before the coming season with a kimono-inspired design.

Mitsubishi's new concept likely previews the next Outlander Sport.

The concept previews the possibilities for a Lexus launched closer to the year 2030.

The Ariya Concept showcases the possibilities for an SUV crafted under the principles of Nissan's newest design language.

Toyota will showcase its solid-state technology at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

The problem that caused production to cease was limited to a single bike.