Electric Cars

Italy's Totem has a restored and reimagined 1960s-era Alfa Romeo GTA with an electric powertrain and carbon-fiber body up for sale.

The electric Rivian R1T pickup and R1S SUV will kick off with Launch Editions next summer.

Porsche's battery-electric Macan is due in 2022, and its design may have just been shown.

BMW's new iX will challenge the Tesla Model X and Cadillac Lyriq when it reaches showrooms in early 2022.

Opel will reportedly add a flagship crossover as it prepares to return to the Chinese market.

Superformance will soon release a replica of the Shelby Cobra called the MKIII E with an electric powertrain.

The Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo, the wagon version of the Taycan electric sport sedan, has been spotted.

Swindon Performance has an EV conversion kit for the original Mini, but it isn't cheap.

Ferrari plans to sell EVs but wants to keep the internal-combustion engine going for years or even decades to come.

Volvo is investing in electric motor research as it electrifies its full lineup and launches more EVs.

Even limited-edition cars like the C_Two hypercar need to undergo the full gamut of safety tests.

AC Cars is introducing the AC Cobra Le Mans Electric with vintage bodywork and a new electric powertrain to commemorate the 1963 Cobra Le Mans race cars.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature continues to get more expensive as more functionality is added.

A new crop of EV startups are joining the likes of Tesla and Nio by becoming publicly traded companies.

The 1977 Chevrolet K5 Blazer-E is a SEMA showcase for Chevy's upcoming electric crate motor.

Formula E has shown that an electric race series can work, and has even managed to get the major automakers involved. As a result, there are race organizers looking to emulate Formula E's success in other categories. Two that come to mind are the Extreme E off-road series and Tesla Model S-based...

Pininfarina is gearing up for the market launch of its Battista and has announced charging options for future owners.

The GMC Hummer will be revealed tonight. Watch it live here.

Mercedes' first EQ electric car in the United States will be the EQS sedan due in 2021 with a range of close to 400 miles.

General Motors is investing in its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant to ready it for EV production.