Electric Vehicles

We've finally learned the secrets of Dodge's first electric muscle car.

This new electric SUV should be Hyundai's most practical and premium Ioniq to date.

Nissan may be exploring — wait for it — a new Frontier. This time with an EV powertrain.

Could plug-in hybrids be the way forward while we slow-roll our transition from fossil fuels? Or are they just another automotive flash in the pan?

BMW's updated plug-in hybrid X5 nails its mission brief, expertly combining gas and electric propulsion.

Reports suggest Audi could take on the Defender and G-Wagen with a rugged, all-electric SUV.

We're still waiting for a full-on electric BMW motorcycle. And there's a good reason for that.

The requirements have changed with the calendar, so fewer new cars, trucks and SUVs are now eligible for the tax break.

The next version of the Audi A6 is going all-electric.

The Apple Car was purported to be a potential "next big thing" for Apple to follow iconic consumer products like the iPhone. That project is no more.

Volkswagen's on-again, off-again flirtation with launching a truck in America is back on again. Here's what we know about the VW pickup truck so far.

Trademark filings have us wondering if the brand has big plans for the market pioneered by the Wilderness models.

It's not an electric Wrangler, but it is "Wrangler inspired."

The RZ is an impressive car in many ways ... it just can't go very far.

Mitsubishi's PHEV take on the Nissan Rogue may not be glamorous, but America deserves more plug-in hybrid crossovers.

Ineos has now confirmed a third vehicle, an electric SUV called the Fusilier. Here's what we know about it so far.

Mercedes had been pledging to be all-electric by 2030. However, a recently prepared document for investors shifts that target dramatically.

Ford's iconic SUV will likely be going electric before the end of the decade.

Range Rover's new EV should have a rival coming.

Honda's first mainstream EV isn't indicative of where the story goes, but it's a solid effort nonetheless.