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No car company wants to be simply a "car company" anymore. The future—however far-off that may be—is about advanced software, electrification, automated driving systems, flying vehicles, personal mobility devices and more. Nowhere is that more apparent than CES, where promises are big but expectations for reality should be tempered. 

Right now, China’s electric vehicle sector is delivering a generation of new cars so high-tech that they make some of the best rides in America look like whatever hooptie you drove in high school. They’re electric, filled with screens and software features, and connected. Here’s a great example: the Xiaomi…

Genesis has revealed a refreshed version of its GV60 electric crossover, which debuted in October 2021. It has updated exterior styling, which incorporates some elements from newer Genesis models, but the biggest visual change is inside the car, where a single huge display replaces the old version’s dual-screen array, and…

Ford never made an electric vehicle in the 1920s, but battery-powered cars were still around at the time. That’s why something like this 1928 Ford Model A pickup converted into an EV isn’t as far-fetched as it may first appear. However, it has considerably better performance and range compared to…

I feel like I've said it a million times, and it's more true every time I say it: people want good, reasonably-priced electric vehicles from brands they trust. And the Honda Prologue continues to prove me right. 

When the Ford Mustang Mach-E was first unveiled in late 2019, the traditional Mustang faithful—and even a lot of casual car fans—went apoplectic. 

Now that 2024 is officially behind us, we're getting a clearer picture of who was up and who was down in the electric vehicle sales race. Volkswagen, unfortunately, did not have the strongest ending to last year with U.S. sales of the electric ID.4 crossover being down 94% in the fourth…

Tesla just experienced its first annual sales decline in over a decade, signaling a significant shift on the global EV scene in 2024. The only major market where it experienced growth last year was China, even though the trend among Chinese EV buyers was to move away from foreign brands…

The 1990 to 1997 Toyota Previa minivan was never a sales champ, but its unusual, rounded design certainly made it stand out. Now, the automaker wants to renew its lineup, and one report says an all-new Previa that you can plug in is in the cards for launch in the…