Electric Cars

U.S.-bound Alpine is about to launch its first EV.

Nissan uses its Formula E participation as a test-bed for powertrain development, including for the powertrain of the next GT-R.

Both Nissan and Mitsbusihi have multiple new vehicles bound for North America in the coming years.

Hyundai has developed an electric race car for its Hyundai N Festival one-make racing series.

Lego-like battery cells are being looked at to aid cooling, according to a GM patent.

Lola Cars will partner with Yamaha to form a team in time for Season 11 of Formula E.

Polestar will start sales of the 4 crossover in the U.S. in April, with deliveries to follow in the fourth quarter.

Genesis has revealed a full-size SUV concept with coach-style doors the automaker says are feasible for production.

Kia is readying a high-performance version of its electric three-row SUV.

Nissan's new vehicles will include EVs, plug-in hybrids, and even E-Power series hybrids.

Spanish performance marque Cupra will enter the U.S. by the end of the decade starting with a pair of SUVs.

New concept previews design direction for future BMW electric SUVs, and the successor to the iX3 in particular.

Fiat may add a gas option to its new electric 500 as the older 500 generation runs afoul of E.U. safety rules.

Lotus will cater to strong demand for personalization with the new service Lotus Chapman Bespoke.

A patent for a curved touchscreen shows Tesla is indeed working on the long-awaited Roadster.

Audi expects to only be selling EVs by around 2033.

Bentley will also shuffle its plan to offer only EVs by 2030.

Audi's twin to the electric Porsche Macan has finally made its debut.

Fisker is on the hunt for new funding and has warned it may need bankruptcy protection if it isn't successful.

New concept will preview the first of BMW's next-generation electric SUVs.