Kyle Stock

The clock for US electric vehicle tax credits started ticking when President Donald Trump signed a tax law that set a September expiration date. Apparently Americans heard it: They raced to buy electric models at a record pace before the incentives wound down.

Electric car sales jumped to a record in the third quarter as US buyers rushed to cash in on federal subsidies that ended last month.

There’s arguably never been a better time to buy a slightly worn electric car or truck.

Ford and startup Slate are working on low-cost electric vehicles as federal tax credits are set to expire at the end of the month.

The US Keeps Breaking Renewable Energy Records

ChargePoint and Eaton have a new high-speed station that can charge vehicles and draw energy from their batteries to send back to the grid.

From $25,000 van conversions to $250,000 fifth wheels, campers now have a plethora of ways to hit national parks without using a drop of gas.

Yellowstone and Yosemite are finally on the map for electric cars, but many of the largest parks don’t have chargers and aren’t likely to soon.

Before federal incentives expire, EV makers are rushing to grab customers with affordable leasing deals.

Retailers are still hustling to attract EV drivers and Tesla is building up for other brands.

The pickup giant will also pivot to hybrids and extended-range EV models, sustainability chief Bob Holycross says.

Sales are likely to dip below forecasts but not completely bottom out thanks to an array of new models and incentives from states and dealers.

With record heat and renewable energy on tap, socking away electricity could make all the difference in Texas and across the Midwest.

US car charging networks have started shifting rates by the hour.

Carmakers are more likely to hike prices for the most coveted cars and trucks, not necessarily the most foreign.

Carmakers are more likely to hike prices for the most coveted cars and trucks, not necessarily the most foreign.

With new machines from Ford, GM and others, Tesla’s share of the US EV market has slid.

New Belgium Brewing will use an electric boiler made by AtmosZero to ferment beer and clean cans and kegs.

“Drill, baby, drill” may be Texas’s unofficial motto, but “store, baby, store” is becoming more accurate.

Some EV Drivers Are Doing It for the Dogs