Electric Cars

The Buick Smart Pod concept is a self-driving minivan based on GM's Ultium dedicated EV platform.

Audi has launched on the Chinese market a twin to the Volkswagen ID.6 X electric crossover.

Genesis only wants to sell EVs from 2025, and its next in the pipeline is the Electrified GV70.

Before its scheduled destruction in various crash tests, Rimac CEO Mate Rimac took a prototype of the company's Nevera electric hypercar for an off-road spin. The car is one of several pre-series models Rimac has used for demonstrations and public events since the Nevera's unveiling earlier this...

EV startup Mullen plans to hit the market with a crossover whose 0-60 mph time will be just 3.2 seconds.

An EV startup with links to Formula One champions Keke and Nico Rosberg, has gone public.

If all goes to plan, the first Vinfasts will be at dealerships by the end of 2022.

The Fisker Ocean electric SUV, due in a year, will offer 275 to 550 hp and 250 to 350 miles of range, with prices ranging from $37,499 to $68,999.

Porsche touts the Taycan GTS as the sportiest of its electric cars.

After the EV6, Kia's next electric vehicle will be a rugged SUV of some sort.

For Volvo, sustainability goes well beyond the powertrain.

A new deal should help TVR get closer to starting production of its Griffith sports car.

Investors are piling into EV startups like Lucid and Rivian, pushing their market caps far beyond that of traditional automakers.

A new military Hummer might be coming, this time with electric power.

Porsche has 5 world premieres planned for the 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Rivian's IPO was the seventh biggest on record.

A software update for the Porsche Taycan creates a digital clone that uses onboard sensors and maintenance and repair information to monitor monitor the wear of the air suspension and potentially other systems and functions.

Hyundai's Heritage Series, featuring two electric restomods of classic gas cars, help promote the brand's upcoming Ioniq EV series.

Converting classic cars to run on electricity is growing in popularity, including here in the U.S.

Cadillac will soon transition to a mostly electric lineup, but not every dealership is ready to get on board.