Electric Vehicles

Going from a gas-powered car to an EV can be a smart move for many folks — if you follow these instructions.

Ford’s new Mustang Mach-E is an electric SUV with a spirit worthy of a muscle car. At least, that’s the idea.

A high-performance SVR version of the I-Pace electric crossover is a matter of “when, not if,” according to JLR’s special vehicles boss.

We sat down with Porsche chassis engineer Ingo Albers at the launch of the all-new Taycan to learn just how hard it was to create the sport car brand’s first electric vehicle.

The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS is both a broad look into Daimler’s plans…and a sneak preview of an S-Class-sized electric car.

The Rivian R1S electric SUV will offer four different types of roof—including a removable one sure to delight those who love the outdoors.

The fifth generation of the Cadillac Escalade will come for the 2021 model year, with one of the three powertrain options being fully electric with a range of 400 miles.

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After years of dipping its toes in the electric waters, Mercedes-Benz is finally diving in with an all-new crossover.

Rivian having any success in full-sized pickups and SUVs could make them a catalyst for change in the market.

“If someone really, really wants airbags,” Bollinger said.

Porsche announced that the next generation of the company’s smaller Macan SUV will become fully electric in 2022.

The Swindon Powertrain E Classic Mini should drive with the comfort of a modern vehicle and none of the quirks of an iconic British classic.

Even making considerable changes over that would require a long time before the fuel savings from an EV accounted for the premium to buy it.

Supposedly, it drives like a Corvette on-road and romps like a Wrangler off-road and is more practical than a Subaru.

JLR’s experience in traditional automaking has made the I-Pace a well designed, stylish car that has broad appeal, regardless of its all-electric underpinnings.

Motorcycle sales have been declining for years and a new Swedish upstart electric motorcycle manufacturer thinks it has the answer.

Fun, practical and innovative, the Bolt EV is a harbinger of an electrified future for all.

Electric cars may not seem fun at the moment, but they can spell a bright future for car lovers.

With the recent proliferation of electrified transportation, it seems things are swinging solidly from Who Killed the Electric Car? to “Who Maimed the Gas Engine?”. Motorcycles are no exception.