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Last month, 44,391 new passenger plug-in electric cars were registered in Germany, which is 11 percent less than a year ago.

The M-Sport driver clocked the fastest time through the two passes of the famous street stage held around the Unesco World Heritage site in downtown Guanajuato.

This weekend marks the first gravel rally of 2023 and the third different surface in as many rounds, following the asphalt of Monte Carlo in January and the snow of Sweden last month.

Nissan isn’t new to the EV game, but the 2023 Ariya is a more stylish, longer-range option than the dated Leaf.

Genesis is expanding its electric car sales to 15 states in the U.S. This move will allow more buyers access to the brand's EVs.

Major brands should be held strictly liable for egregious labor violations in their supply chains–regardless of whether they knew about the violations.

With car thefts spiking in Colorado the past few years, three auto insurance carriers are now declining to cover certain vehicles, leaving at-risk owners with fewer options.

With 33 miles of range from a quick-charging battery, the plug-in Tucson is an appealing Toyota RAV4 Prime rival.

You can't drive it, but the car looks delicious.

It’s not often that beer and sporting success go hand in hand. However, wind back the clock to Rally Mexico 2014 and this popular beverage played an unlikely, yet vital cameo in saving Hyundai from the heartbreak of throwing away a first World Rally Championship podium at the final hurdle.

Mexico’s famous rough gravel and high altitude mountainous stages last appeared on the WRC schedule in 2020, although the event, won by Sebastien Ogier, was shortened by the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic.