Electric Vehicles

Need a new truck or SUV? Now may not be the best time to buy one of these six vehicles.

Honda’s CEO says the brand is working on an electric sports car, and it seems likely it’ll be a successor to the beloved NSX.

Some of our favorite EVs and hybrids are being sold at a discount.

Here's a roundup of the future electric trucks we can't wait to drive arriving in 2024 and beyond.

An exciting, all-electric Kia Stinger replacement is on the way. It should be called the EV8. Here's what we know about it so far.

The compact EV market is about to get a lot more interesting.

Hyundai plans to get more actively involved in the American truck market in the EV era with potentially two Ioniq-branded pickups.

We haven’t met Ferrari’s first all-electric vehicle yet. The Italian brand has been tight-lipped, but we should see it unveiled in the near future. 

Toyota confirmed that a new electric three-row family crossover is arriving in America to rival the new Kia EV9 and upcoming Hyundai Ioniq 7.

Porsche's 2025 Taycan delivers the range of a gas-powered sedan and, in top-shelf trim, the power of a supercar.

By day, it's a regular electric camper van. By night, it's an elegant tiny house.

Another icon should be going electric in the not-too-distant future.

One of Kia's next electric vehicles to arrive will be the EV4, which looks to be a rival for the Tesla Model 3.

It looks like the Bizzarrini Manta, and it's coming to North America in 2026.

2024's updates to the Polestar 2 make it a far better car than it was last year.

Looking for a great new ride? Start looking here.

A new Mazda EV is coming, and it could use one of the brand's most popular nameplates.

VW missed an opportunity by not bringing the sporty plug-in hybrid Golf GTE to America.

After a long wait, Porsche's electric crossover has arrived — and it looks to be everything we hoped.

The new SUV nails the AMG brief — on paper. But does it feel like one without a noisy, hand-crafted V8?