The Latest Breaking News from electric vehicle

While many parts of the world struggle to get behind the wheel of an electric vehicle because of cost, India makes it a mission to make them affordable to many of its 1.3 billion people.

PHILADELPHIA — It seems as if every other car commercial these days is hawking an electric vehicle, and most major automakers have committed to aggressively switch production to EVs. But it’s still very early in the transition away from internal combustion engines: EVs made up less than 1% of the…

Electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) is well-known for its gigafactories around the world that have helped boost production and delivery figures. The company could have a new plan to support demand and help with costs.

More electric vehicle charging stations are being installed on major highways in Australia, with another five opened in regional towns.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares have been on a downward spiral since the start of November and this week, the electric vehicle stock price broke through the psychological $200 mark

French car company Renault has unveiled a sweeping green revamp, splitting its operations in two: a new electric vehicle unit and a subsidiary for petrol, diesel and hybrid cars that will pair up with China's Geely.

A new fully electric vehicle startup in Italy is challenging U.S. and Chinese rivals with “Made in Italy" design

Electric vehicles are rapidly becoming cheaper as governments step up their efforts to convince motorists to switch from petrol cars.

The Japanese giant announced a $38-billion electric vehicle plan in 2021, but now it may be changed.

Electric vehicle stocks mostly declined in the week ending Nov. 4, as another big rate hike delivered by the Federal Reserve weighed on risk appetite. Market leader Tesla, Inc.

WASHINGTON— Ford Motor Co. is asking the federal government to limit what it dubs a "foreign entity of concern" in order to expand the number of vehicles qualifying for a new, more stringent $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit.