Electric Cars

Kia's EV9 three-row electric SUV is loaded with technologies and features normally found in models from premium brands.

Nissan is ready to electrify Godzilla.

A new letter hints that Subaru's top performance label will adopt battery power in the near future.

Recent trademark filings in Germany indicate a new naming scheme and a wide-ranging future lineup.

Porsche will launch a fully electric fourth-generation Cayenne around 2026.

The 11th hour deal looks to have saved the internal-combustion engine in the E.U.

Ram looks to be readying an electric successor to the Dakota, possibly with styling matching the 1500 Revolution concept.

The Ford Capri is reportedly making a comeback as an electric crossover.

A robotic Hyundai EV charger can automatically plug into an EV, charge the car, then send a notice to the owner's smartphone when charging is complete.

Ford's new electric crossover will be built in Germany for sale in Europe.

A production version of the EV5 concept will be revealed before 2023 is out.

Quick and comfortable, sure-footed and sophisticated, the all-wheel-drive Ariya e-4orce stands out among other electric crossovers.

Fiat is close to launching a 500X replacement boasting both gas and electric options.

EV technology makes it easy for cars to produce four-wheel burnouts, and Ford appears to be looking into it.

Even odds: Audi is revising its naming strategy for the electric era.

A new VW concept previews an EV that will cost less than $30,000 and might adopt the Golf name.

The Kia EV9 sets the stage for a three-row electric SUV with concept-car design cues and future-proofed underpinnings.

Audi's new 2023 RS E-Tron GT Project_513/2 is limited to 75 units and only available in the U.S.

BMW's new EVs will have a full-width head-up display to give information to both the driver and front passenger.

The dynamically styled X2 compact crossover will undergo a redesign late this year.