Christie Schweinsberg

Among 9,000 people responding to an Ernst & Young survey in 13 countries, 42% of respondents globally (29% in the U.S.) say they are considering an EV in the next 12 months.

Jeep’s new three-row fullsize Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer leave few stones unturned, with the latter tricked out in finery and features that should appeal to discerning buyers. Arriving now at dealers this summer and fall, both Wagoneers should be a hit.

Sporty, performance grades of the lauded Mustang Mach-E soon arrive in market. Both pack a punch with more powerful motors, raising torque to fun new heights.

The upstart, Orange County, CA-based battery-electric-vehicle maker says it isn’t going all in on just direct or franchise sales.

General Motors’ luxury brand launches retail production of its first BEV model at its Spring Hill vehicle-assembly plant.

This year’s new jointly combined Interiors and User-Experience winners’ list is half made up of BEVs, with a midsize pickup, a CUV, an SUV, a hot hatch and a fullsize pickup capturing the other five slots.

The largest model in Jeep’s lineup wows our judges on the interiors and user-experience fronts with incredible materials, design and technology.

The auto industry’s move to embrace sustainability in the form of stronger commitments to the environment has wide-ranging implications.

The Lucid Air lands on our 10 Best list in the first year of eligibility thanks to extraordinary on-road performance and technical innovations.

Hyundai’s new battery-electric CUV rides on a modular architecture that will underpin more than a dozen new BEVs from the Korean automaker.

Volkswagen’s battery-electric CUV is a solid option for those wanting a more affordable BEV with good range and creature comforts.

The Japanese automaker’s venerable hybrid isn’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing.

Jeep’s largest utility vehicle knocked our socks off with its high-quality design and materials, not always a given in a big vehicle, as well as its technologies.

The new electric version of Cadillac’s venerable ’Slade has a 450-mile range and is filled to the brim with technology, comfort and convenience features.

Compared to Nissan’s first BEV, a 2011 winner, the Ariya churns out 309 more horsepower in its top-of-the-line dual motor configuration.