Electric Cars

In the future, your EV charger may connect and disconnect itself.

Aehra's second electric vehicle, called the Sedan, is due in 2026.

Electric coupe due later this year passes the ultra-rich benchmark tests—chopper quietness and London maneuverability included.

Acura's upcoming ZDX electric SUV utilizing GM's Ultium technology has been spotted.

Nio, often billed as China's Tesla, has launched its first electric wagon.

Toyota is working on an electric sports car complete with a manual transmission.

Lotus has built a track-only version of its 2,011-hp Evija electric hypercar.

Toyota says it has discovered a “technological breakthrough” in its solid-state battery research.

The Porsche Mission X electric concept supercar moves forward by incorporating luxury, motorsports, technology, and classic elements.

Telo's electric truck has the same footprint as a Mini Cooper but features a 5-foot bed and 1,600-pound payload capacity.

Alfa Romeo's first electric vehicle will be a subcompact crossover.

Electric vehicles made by Chevy, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac will be able to charge at Tesla's Supercharger network as early as 2024 as GM ditches CCS for NACS.

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

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

Fiat has revived one of its oldest nameplates for an electric minicar.

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.

EV startup Faraday Future is close to starting deliveries of the FF91, its electric crossover first shown six years ago.