How Toyota's Fake Manual Transmission For EVs Works
Toyota plans to include manual gearboxes in its EVs beginning in 2026, starting with the Lexus UX 300e.
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Mercedes-Benz Teams With Buc-Ee's To Install 'Premium' EV Charging Hubs
Popular travel center chain Buc-ee's has joined hands with Mercedes-Benz to offer EV owners access to dozens of electric car charging stations.
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How The War Of Electric Vehicles Has Become An Uphill Battle
Electric vehicles saw an early surge in popularity with the last few years, but as various complications mount, buyers are becoming increasingly wary of EVs.
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Volkswagen Doubles Down On Sub-$35k Electric Car Promise, But The Wait Might Be Long
Volkswagen again said that it planned to launch a sub-$35,000 EV in the next few years, expanding its EV portfolio and making them accessible to more customers.
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Breakthrough Battery Promises Polestar 100 Miles Of Electric Range In Just 5 Minutes
Charging being the biggest hurdle for electric vehicles currently, Polestar aims to fix that with the help of StoreDot's 'Extreme Fast Charging' technology.
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Lucid RangeXchange Turns Air EV Into A Charger For Other Electric Cars
Lucid Air drivers will soon be able to use their electric vehicle to charge other EVs in an emergency using a special cable called RangeXchange.
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Chrysler's First All-Electric Car Will Be A Crossover EV, But We Still Have Questions
Instead of the Airflow concept shown just a few years prior, Chrysler is producing a brand-new crossover EV, borrowing only certain aspects of its design.
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GM And Stellantis Look To US-Made Electric Motor Tech To Win The EV Price War
Carmakers GM and Stellantis are hoping that a U.S. tech company can make batteries more efficiently and cheaper than current suppliers. Here's what we know.
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Here's Why Some People Still Prefer Hybrids Over EVs
You may think that a fully electric vehicle is the best way to go, but right now, a lot of people are choosing hybrid vehicles instead. Here's why.
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The Ramcharger's Unusual Electric Setup Makes More Sense Than You'd Think: Here's Why
While the rest of the auto industry rushes to deliver all-electric trucks, Ram's new Ramcharger takes an off-kilter approach that might just win it the segment.
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Lucid Motors Finally Backs Tesla's NACS Charging Plug For EVs
One of the last holdouts, Lucid Motors will finally adopt the NACS charger, positioning it as a win for Lucid Air customers (and not Tesla).
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Early EV Adopters Aren't Who We Thought - And That Could Be A Problem
In one of the largest studies of its kind, we learned some facts about EV owners that are not so great for the environment. Here's what we know.
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Polestar Is Giving Curious EV Skeptics An Unusual Get-Out Clause
EVs have certain compromises compared to gas vehicles, which is why Polestar has included a new clause in leasing offers for those with second thoughts.
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2025 Volvo EX30 First Drive: Electric Economy And Luxury Find Perfect Harmony
Volvo's smallest EV could be the biggest deal in electrification so far, with the 2025 EX30 promising distinctive style, plenty of range, and clever packaging.
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'Succession' & 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Star Alan Ruck Crashes Rivian R1T Into Hollywood Pizza Shop
Actor Alan Ruck was reportedly involved in a vehicular accident on Halloween night. Early reports indicate he crashed into a pizza shop's wall.
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Are Most Electric Car Makers Ignoring A Number More Important Than Range?
While consumers may worry about range and price as they weigh the impact of an electric vehicle, there's another key metric that most automakers have ignored.
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Riding Honda's Motocompacto Is Fun, But This Folding E-Scooter Is More Than A Gimmick
Reviving and evolving an old concept from the 1980s, Honda's folding 'briefcase' e-scooter offers more than just an interesting green concept vehicle.
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The Big Battery Gamble That's Make Or Break For Nissan's Electric Car Roadmap
Nissan is preparing for trial production for its new EV roadmap, known as ASSB or All-Solid-State batteries, which can increase mile range and lower EV costs.
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I Drove Nissan's Weirdest EV: Here's Why It's No Gimmick
The Nissan Sakura has its roots in the Kei car or K-car, but it's surprisingly roomy. Here are our thoughts after taking it for a drive in Japan.
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How Is An Electric Bike Different From An Electric Motorcycle?
While electric motorcycles are still somewhat in their infancy, e-bikes have seen a massive rise in popularity. However, both offer very different power.
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7 Of The Fastest Electric Bikes You Can Buy, Ranked
Electric bicycles are getting faster and faster. Some are fast enough to travel on a highway, but don't -- these models exceed legal speed limits for eBikes.
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The Little Electric Nissan We Wish Was Sold In America
Nissan has debuted an impressive new compact electric vehicle with very attractive price point. We just wish that you could buy it in North America.
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Not Just Tools: DeWalt Now Makes Its Own Level-2 Charger For Your EV
The company best known for hardware and power tools has now gotten into the electric vehicle charging business with a level-2 charger for your home.
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Replacing Your Own Toyota Prius Battery Could Save You Tons Of Money, But Is It Safe?
When your Toyota Prius' battery dies, the obvious solution is to take it to a licensed mechanic and shell out for parts and labor.
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kWh Pricing Explained: Essential Information For Electric Car Owners
If you're exploring the idea of buying an EV, kWh is a term that you will need to know. We'll tell you what it is, what it means, and how it applies to cars.
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Nissan Hyper Force Is A Wild Electric GT-R Concept Built On A Big EV Gamble
Nissan's recipe for a future all-electric GT-R depends on wild styling and a cutting-edge battery technology
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White House Designates 31 U.S. Tech Hubs To Bolster Innovation
The Biden-Harris administration selected 31 regions throughout the U.S. from a pool of almost 400 applications. Nearly $500 million in grants are up for grabs.
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