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The VinFast VF8 was the first electric vehicle sold by the Vietnamese automaker in the United States. It’s designed by Pininfarina and engineered by the same Tata Motors that’s behind Jaguar and Land Rover.

Electric vehicles will be just fine in 2025, according to the respected auto industry analysts at SP Global Mobility. Despite some carmakers scaling back their EV goals and the uncertainties related to the $7,500 federal tax credit in the United States, EV sales are expected to grow considerably next year.

Most driving enthusiasts don’t see the transition from combustion to electric as something positive since they argue burning fuel is a lot of what makes a car fun. While there’s certainly some truth to that, electric vehicles can still be really enjoyable to drive, and 2024 is a year with…

Tesla is offering free lifetime Supercharging for Cybertruck Foundation Series electric pickups sitting in inventory across the country. Earlier this month, we reported that the American EV maker has dozens of $100,000+ limited-edition Cybertrucks sitting unsold at delivery centers in the United States, and this latest perk might be a…

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Kia is recalling nearly 23,000 EV9 electric SUVs sold in the United States because the seats might be missing some bolts. In case of a crash, a seat that’s not fastened properly could detach, which can increase the risk of injury.

These days, buyers all over the world have more and better choices for going electric. But one thing has been sorely missing until now: a six-wheeled EV minivan that can also launch its own people-carrying electric drone aircraft. 

Charging an electric vehicle can be daunting sometimes, but Tesla, the biggest player in the game, has long figured it out. Thanks to its extensive Supercharger network of DC fast chargers that are tightly integrated with the cars’ software, it’s extremely easy to plan a route in a Tesla EV.

Honda's CEO just had a pretty awkward press moment related to its potential merger with Nissan. When asked why Nissan would make a good business partner for the mid-sized automaker, Toshihiro Mibe struggled to find the right words before blurting out something that brought laughter to a room full of…

Chevrolet built the Bolt EV. But the lineup, somewhat confusingly, also featured the Volt. How to categorize the Volt was contentious — at least if you happen to be dragooned at a dinner with car journalists and engineers. 

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles or FCEVs were supposed to be the future, and Toyota was arguably the biggest proponent of this technology. It promised fill-ups as easy as putting gas in a conventional combustion car and zero harmful emissions coming out of the tailpipe.