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If you're interested in an electric pickup truck, your choices as we close out 2024 really aren't bad anymore—albeit still on the expensive side. There's the stalwart Ford F-150 Lightning, which is currently selling with some of the best deals we've ever seen; the newcomers Chevy Silverado EV and GMC…

Try and think of a two-seat electric roadster. Once you’ve come up with ‘Tesla Roadster’ and realized that it hasn’t been on sale for years, and that Musk’s delayed flying-machine sequel may never happen, I’d like to direct you to a real car that currently exists: The MG Cyberster.

In recent months, more and more automakers have started selling North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapters to allow owners of their electric vehicles to access the vast Tesla Supercharging network. Ford will sell you one for $200, Polestar and Volvo will hook you up for $230 and General Motors will…

It’s an accepted fact that VinFast’s cars aren’t very good. The brand has been plagued with missed delivery dates, poor reviews, low sales and an alarming allegation that it has police detain critics of its products in its home country. Now things are going further. Last week, an engineer responsible for VinFast’s…

The Tesla Cybercab shocked the world when it made its first appearance without any form of traditional driver controls. We're talking about no steering wheel, no pedals—nothing for someone in the front seat to put their hands (or feet) on to control the car or override the software. It turns…

It’s been nearly a quarter of a century since the ‘new’ Mini came onto the scene. BMW’s take on a British classic mixed, and continues to mix, retro and modern with a ‘cheeky’ attitude and a charming drive. Over the years, it’s evolved to the point where ‘Mini’ isn’t simply…

Nio has just revealed the first electric vehicle that it wants to sell under its Firefly budget brand, a hatchback that will retail for just over $20,000 in China. When it reaches Europe sometime in the first half of 2025, it will likely cost a lot more than that due…

The era of consolidation has fully arrived for the automotive industry, and we have electric vehicles to thank. 

The Polestar 2 was the Swedish-based automaker’s first all-electric mass-market car. And for a good few years, it was one of the fiercest competitors to the Tesla Model 3–but then Polestar announced the only version of the 2 available in the United States from 2025 will cost over $65,000.

The 2025 Subaru Solterra will be up to $7,000 less expensive than the outgoing model when it reaches dealerships in the United States early next year. It’s a significant price cut, but that’s about everything customers will get for the new model year, as there are precisely zero new features.

While there are many EV conversions that feature Tesla drive units and battery modules, there are hardly any that feature the bonkers three-motor Plaid powertrain with 1,060 horsepower. This lengthened and widened Cobra kit car is one of them, and it’s pretty bonkers.