Electric Cars

Volvo is close to launching its first minivan.

The Mercedes-Benz EQB has received a round of updates mirroring tweaks made to the related GLB-Class.

Meyers Manx has returned with a modern Manx and a four-seat Resorter NEV, both powered by batteries.

A next-generation Mini lineup is just around the corner.

The upcoming Acura ZDX and Honda Prologue electric crossovers will likely adopt Tesla's NACS connector around the middle of the decade.

BMW will have an assortment of M Performance upgrades ready for its redesigned 5-Series when the car starts sales later this year.

The Rimac Nevera Time Attack set a new electric production car mark of 7:05:298 at the Nürburgring.

Lamborghini's first EV will be a high-riding coupe with 2+2 seats and more than 1,341 hp.

The Dual-Motor AWD Rivian R1S and R1T get EPA range ratings greater than promised, though horsepower is less than promised.

Pininfarina's B95 combines 1,874 hp with open-top flair.

A U.K. company has built an electric Bentley Blower that's 85% the size of the original.

Acura's ZDX electric mid-size SUV will start in the $60,000 bracket and offer up to 500 hp.

The Fisker Alaska is due in 2025 with a starting price of just over $45,000.

Fisker owners will soon have access to Tesla's vast network of Supercharger stations.

The Tesla Model S and Model X Standard Range models return for the first time since 2019.

Kia's EV5 is one of 14 electric vehicles the automaker plans by the end of 2027.

The prototype previews a fourth model line for Lamborghini due in 2028.

Europa-Park in 2024 will open a new rollercoaster linked with EV expert Rimac.

While Fisker cooks up a sub-$30,000 Pear and floats its Ocean, the sky's the limit for the $385,000 Ronin convertible.

Sacrilege Motors will reveal a 1992 Porsche 911 America Roadster with batteries and a 500-hp electric motor in Monterey.