Electric Cars

2025 Audi's E-Tron GT has been updated and now includes a new RS E-Tron GT Performance flagship.

Jeep's fully electric alternative to the Wrangler off-roader is coming soon.

Lotus has announced the Hyper Hybrid EV plug-in hybrid powertrain.

Hyundai has unveiled a striking electric SUV with a standard 110.3-kwh battery and up to 335 miles of estimated range.

Kia has unveiled an electric three-row SUV that will do 0-60 in just 4.3 seconds.

Jaguar will ditch its current lineup shortly and replace it in the years ahead by three high-end EVs, starting with a sleek grand tourer.

BMW's first Neue Klasse EV will be a compact crossover that starts production in late 2025.

Stellantis' STLA Frame platform will deliver up to 500 miles of EV range and 690 miles for series plug-in hybrids.

JLR is out testing three SUVs powered by batteries, including the upcoming Range Rover Sport Electric.

Jaguar is working on what it describes as a “complete reset” for the brand.

The 2025 Lexus RZ is $11,175 cheaper than the previous year.

BYD, which recently overtook Tesla to become the world's top-selling EV company, has been spotted testing an electric supercar.

Jaguar is about to replace its entire lineup with three new EVs, the first of which will be this four-door grand tourer.

Criminals better forget about fleeing if they see a Lucid Air police car show up in their rearview mirror.

The production version of the Hyundai Ioniq Seven concept arrives shortly, badged as the Ioniq 9.

A Ford engineer just proved EVs can not only participate in RallyCross, but can dominate the competition.

New additions for the 2025 model year mean the Porsche Taycan family has grown to 13 members.

Cadillac has launched its “globally sized” electric three-row SUV.

Mazda is hinting strongly at a production version of its Iconic SP sports car concept, but a release date hasn't been announced.

The Tesla Model S Plaid just became the quickest cop car in America.