Jay Ramey

VW produces its 1.5 millionth vehicle in the ID lineup, but entirely new automakers are now also queueing up to sell EVs in Europe.

Despite changing attitudes among US consumers, the political climate has turned sharply against imported vehicles.

China’s favorite option finally makes it into Tesla’s popular crossover, but could it sell just as well in the US?

Traveling the country in the year 2025 is finally as futuristic as we imagined it, with a 77-kWh battery on board.

We think there needs to be a Bane-themed EV to follow this up, with a voice processor that makes you sound like the supervillain.

Pony AI may have been founded in the Bay Area, but its main region of operations is now elsewhere.

Lucid’s luxury cruise ship will try to avoid some rough seas in the EV market once the tax credit ends for everybody else.

Tesla launches its first two stores in the country, but a long-rumored factory now seems moot.

The brand’s newest EV will keep some distance from the larger ZDX, and it won’t be Ultium-based.

Driving 22 hours and 57 minutes in an electric SUV sounds either peaceful or boring, depending on your perspective.

But there are a few caveats to this particular battery composition.

Cadillac’s electric take on an off-road-friendly crossover could preview a production version down the road.

The brand has no shortage of electric SUVs at the moment, but this one could be very different inside and out.

What looked promising a decade ago has turned into years of billion-dollar losses for the big ride-hailing players as the robotaxi era approaches.

The next generation of SAE Level 2-4 vehicles is bound to benefit from artificial intelligence, but when will owners be able to take advantage of it?

And it includes a new electric van, even though this segment has seemingly run out of steam very quickly.

Will it be a Paul Verhoeven or a Neill Blomkamp future—or both?

Finding the sweet spot in the sprawling GM EV truck universe takes us to the Trail Boss model, which makes a surprising amount of sense.

A sedan and crossover duo aimed at Tesla’s best-sellers is what the Sino-Anglo brand has in its lineup now.

Some profitability is expected down the road, but safety is the main item being pitched now.