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Many of you are worried about the long-term reliability of electric vehicle batteries. I know because you ask me all of the time. Among skeptics and prospective buyers alike, it's one of the first things to come up: Will the battery last? Yet more and more data is showing that…

Chevrolet has revealed a new off-road-ready Silverado ZR2 EV Concept, which has 1,100 horsepower and multiple modifications to improve its ability to cross rough terrain. The manufacturer is using this highly modified one-off to draw attention a more tame off-road edition of the Silverado EV, the Trail Boss. That version…

Ford is doing a wide-scale release of an over-the-air (OTA) software update that enables 2022 and 2023 F-150 Lightning EVs to accept a higher maximum current when connected to a DC fast charger.

President Donald Trump granted automakers a temporary reprieve from his newly announced tariffs Wednesday. The new 25% tariff on almost all imports from Mexico and Canada will not apply to automakers for at least one month, the White House said.

Even sports car manufacturers like Renault’s Alpine need a taller vehicle in their lineup to really matter in today’s crossover-crazed car market. The company will fully reveal its first high-rider, the A390, on May 27. For now, we have a sneak peek at a camouflaged prototype undergoing winter testing in…

Electric cars have felt out of reach for mainstream car buyers for years, thanks to the stubbornly high price tags. But in Europe, that’s changing fast.

Ever wonder why DC Fast Chargers are so expensive to build? A single 300-kilowatt Level 3 charger—that's just one stall at a public DC Fast Charger—can run north of $100,000. This cost is just one of the reasons the infrastructure has been slow to build out and has relied heavily…

Public fast charging for electric vehicles isn't always the easiest or most reliable experience, but it's getting better all the time. Case in point: Electrify America, the country's second-largest DC fast-charging network and the one that lays claim to having the most hyper-fast EV chargers, reports that it saw big growth…

There are two polite words to describe President Trump’s auto industry policies: uncertain and self-contradictory. He claims he wants to revitalize the car industry, which was already thriving under the previous administration. But the approach involves tariffs that could gut American manufacturing jobs.