Electric Cars

Tesla's updated Model Y, code-named Juniper, starts U.S. deliveries in March.

Volvo's smallest SUV is also its quickest model ever.

Cadillac prepares its first electric V-Series, which won't be its most powerful model ever, but it will be its quickest.

Citroën's iconic 2CV may be revived for the electric era.

Volvo is shaking up its naming strategy to make way for new electric options in all of its segments.

A redesigned Polestar 2 is expected before the end of the decade.

The next V-Class will be offered exclusively as an EV, and should reach the U.S. as a premium alternative to the VW ID.Buzz.

Canoo has gone bankrupt and any remaining assets will be sold off to pay creditors.

Companies are still working to get in-wheel motors into mass-market vehicles, yet Porsche has been working on them for over 100 years.

Ram's electric 1500 is arriving later than originally promised and seemingly with reduced range.

Elaphe, which supplied in-wheel electric motors for the defunct Lordstown Endurance, shows it can also play in performance cars.

Polestar has provided fresh details on its upcoming models, the 5 sedan and 7 small SUV.

Slowing growth in EV demand, especially in the luxury sector, means Porsche will now continue to offer gas engines for longer.

Kia has been spotted testing the first member of its new family of purpose-built electric vehicles.

Acura's second EV will be an RSX crossover arriving later in 2025.

A skunkworks team of Nissan engineers built a R32 Skyline GT-R powered by batteries.

The Ioniq 5 N DK Edition should have improved performance thanks to lighter wheels, model-specific aero elements, better brakes, and a lower ride height.

Most of Scout's reservations are for the Traveler SUV with the Harvester series plug-in hybrid powertrain.

An updated Tesla Model Y has been revealed in China with new styling and improved performance.

Scout is taking efforts to ensure its vehicles aren't black boxes customers won't be able to tinker with.