The Latest Breaking News from EVS

America's automakers are staring down a Super Duty-sized problem. Plus: Hyundai and Kia aren't slowing down on EVs—at least, not yet.

Used Tesla vehicles lost the most value in July, and they were the most purchased used EVs last month, too.

Disgust at the CEO’s rightwing activism is casting a pall but conservatives are no more likely to buy EVs

An auto remade, over and over again

Companies that make undesirable EVs and then fail to market them keep blaming buyers. That's not fair.

Tesla has once again dominated the Cars.com American Made Index. More importantly—so have a number of other EVs. Welcome to the era of patriotic electrification

Ford believes the days when combustion engines defined a vehicle are largely behind us. It’s not just because EVs are gaining traction worldwide at the expense of ICE cars. People don’t care as much as they once did about what powers a car. Vice Chair John Lawler made this point…

EV tax credits are reportedly part of the spat between the president and the world's richest man. But why didn't Musk speak up before?

The good news: Cheaper batteries mean cheaper EVs, according to a new study from the International Energy Agency. The bad news: China is still moving faster.

In an era dominated by electric vehicles (EVs) boasting instant torque and rapid acceleration, one might assume that traditional muscle cars have been left in the dust. However, several modern muscle cars continue to defy expectations, delivering blistering 0-60 mph times that rival or even surpass those of their electric…

There are too many moving pieces in the electric vehicle puzzle right now. Affordable EVs are allegedly on their way, as several automakers have promised. But tariffs, of course, got here first. Now there’s a real possibility that those low-cost EVs may not end up reaching their price targets.