Electric Cars

Porsche is now the second biggest investor in Rimac after CEO and founder Mate Rimac.

Aston Martin is working on at least two electric vehicles, possibly with Mercedes-Benz tech.

With the demise of the electric Jaguar XJ, a Land Rover spinoff and related Jaguar crossover are now probably dead.

More Porsche Taycan body styles could be on the way.

The next member of VW's ID family of electric vehicles is being developed for the Chinese market only.

Porsche has launched its first soft-roader wagon in the form of the Taycan Cross Turismo.

The new Fisker's first EV is due in late 2022 with conventional battery technology.

The whine of electric cars could soon become a staple of NHRA drag racing as the presence of EVs expands.

Volkswagen is hinting that it's open to adding an electric convertible if public interest is strong enough.

Volvo plans to have a fully electric lineup and online sales model just like Tesla.

Nissan has announced a breakthrough in road-car engine efficiency.

BMW CEO Oliver Zipse said the rest of the auto industry is catching up to Tesla's lead in electric vehicles.

Karma has replaced its Revero extended-range electric sedan with a more affordable version dubbed the GS-6.

Ford won't have any passenger vehicles in Europe with internal-combustion engines beyond 2030.

Apple talked to Nissan about building its car, but the talks fell apart due to branding issues.

Originally due in the U.S. in 2020, the Mercedes-Benz EQC may now be skipped in favor of two additional electric SUVs in the works.

Under a strategy formulated by new CEO Thierry Bollore, Land Rover will launch its first EV in 2024.

GMC's new Hummer EV is coming this fall with up to 1,000 hp and 350 miles of range.

In less than five years, there won't be any new Jaguars fitted with an internal-combustion engine.

A new Chevrolet Bolt EUV will hit showrooms alongside an updated Bolt EV by summer 2021.