Electric Cars

Three years after its reveal, the Pininfarina Battista electric hypercar is finally in production.

The Croatian company confirmed that its production version of the record-breaking Rimac C_Two is now being made.

Canoo plans to start deliveries of its Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle in 2023, and Walmart will be among the first recipients.

Ford looks to be laying the groundwork for electric versions of the Maverick and Ranger pickup trucks.

The Rimac Nevera has undergone EPA testing, which teams with previous crash tests to make it as legal to sell in the U.S. as any other car.

Human Horizons' electric sedan comes with an infotainment screen attached to a robotic arm.

Toyota plans 30 EVs across its Toyota and Lexus brands by 2030, and some will have solid-state batteries.

VW Group plans 6 battery cell plants in Europe, plus some in North America.

The first Vinfasts go on sale in the U.S. in late 2022 and soon shoppers may be able to order solid-state batteries.

Increased range should be among the updates pegged for Audi's E-Tron and E-Tron Sportback electric SUVs.

An electric successor for the Chrysler 300 is reportedly coming in 2026 with up to 500 miles of range.

An updated Audi E-Tron likely boasting more power and range is on the way.

MG's new MSP platform supports a range of segments, from hatchbacks to SUVs and even sports cars.

Drako's GTE electric super sedan has stepped back to make way for a more potent Dragon SUV.

Volvo's plant in Slovakia will be the automaker's third in Europe.

McMurtry plans a road-going version of its Speirling electric track that will be priced in the 7 figures.

Gordon Murray is working on a pair of electric SUVs, including one for his his eponymous car company.

McLaren F1 designer Gordon Murray is now designing electric vehicles alongside V-12 supercars.

Carbon-neutral fuels could keep the internal-combustion engine alive in a world of zero C02 emissions.

Cadillac’s maiden EV lights up the lineup with a virtuoso ride, and lots of performance room to grow.