Vehicle-To-Home Charging Shown To Save EV Owners Up To 90%
You already know you can use your home's power sources to charge your electric vehicle, but soon you may be able to power your house from your vehicle.
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Is China Banning One-Pedal Driving? It's Complicated
New Chinese EV standards are changing how one-pedal driving is implemented, raising questions about braking behavior, driver awareness, and safety.
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This Ultra-Rare EV1 Hasn't Been Driven In Years – But That Doesn't Mean It's Abandoned
General Motors made just over 1,000 EV1 models in the late 1990s. One ultra-rare surviving car could still be cranked up and driven one day.
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This State Wants Drivers To Start Paying By The Mile As EV Popularity Climbs
EVs are heavier than traditional cars, so they cause more wear on the road, but road maintenance is usually funded via gas tax. Here's what one state is doing.
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Audi's S6 Sportback E-Tron Is Speedy And Subtle, But The Price Might Make You Blink
Audi's performance-focused EV may not instantly stand out, but it'll definitely get your attention when you hit the accelerator.
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Tesla Slashes Model Y Prices In Last-Ditch 2025 Sales Attempt
The holidays are a great time to get products for major discounted prices, even from major automakers Tesla, the most recognizable EV manufacturer.
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This New Chinese PHEV SUV May Produce A Seriously Quick 0-60 Time
While most famously known for its race cars, Lotus now spends its time building electric vehicles for the Chinese market, including this speedy SUV.
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Subaru's New SUV Is Just $35k, But It's Missing The One Thing You Would Hope Was Standard
Subaru’s new $35,000 electric SUV undercuts its rivals on price, but a surprising omission may give longtime Subaru fans pause before buying.
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This YouTuber's Cross-Country 'Self Driving' Road Trip Shows What You Shouldn't Do With A Tesla
Despite the name, Tesla's Full Self Drive isn't able to fully drive by itself and requires human oversight and occasional intervention.
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Owning A Car In Ohio Is About To Get More Expensive
If you're an Ohio car owner, you're going to be paying more for your vehicle every year, thanks to a bill recently passed by Ohio's legislators.
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Fiat's Adorably Tiny EV Is Finally Coming To The United States
Fiat’s tiniest EV is finally headed to the U.S., raising big questions about how this microcar will fit into American roads, rules, and day-to-day use.
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Florida Man Claims Tesla Sparked Fire That Completely Destroyed Home
Waking up to a fire is the stuff of nightmares, but that's exactly what a Florida man and his family went through — and his Tesla may be at fault.
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EV Charging May Become Harder To Find In One US State
A U.S. state is introducing a steep new fee for commercial EV charging stations. Critics say the move could force businesses to pull the plug on chargers.
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Kia Put A Target On The EV9's Back, And Now That's Catching Up With It
The EV9 set the benchmark for three-row electric SUVs, but does it hold up against the latest challengers?
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Tesla Isn't Alone, Most Electric Cars Lose Value Faster Than You Might Think
Electric vehicles may be better for the environment and have lower running costs, but data suggests they lose value far quicker than gas-powered models.
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Legendary British Car Brand Returns With An EV That Screams Old-School Quirkiness
While the company itself is not returning, Austin's brand and trademark was purchased in 2017, laying the foundations of a new Austim Motor Company.
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Lucid's 2026 Gravity Is A Sports Car Pretending To Be A Family SUV
Lucid's all-electric Gravity is more SUV than most families - or speed demons - may need.
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The Luxury EV With The Lowest Customer Satisfaction Rating, According To Consumer Reports
A once-promising luxury EV now ranks last in customer satisfaction, Consumer Reports says. We look at its reliability problems and competitors that beat it.
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Scout Motors Has A New HQ – Here's Where The Historic Automaker Is Headed
Scout Motors, whose name references classic vehicles from the '60s, is moving into the EV market. Here's where its new headquarters is located.
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There's A Reason You've Never Seen A Tesla TV Commercial
You can spot TV commercials from nearly every brand except one: Tesla. While it has done some advertising online, the company has never produced a TV ad. Why?
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Tesla Goes Up Against A Road Runner-Style Painted Wall – The Results Speak For Themselves
YouTuber Mark Rober tested driving a Tesla at a wall painted like a continuing road, Wile E. Coyote-style, and here's what happened (and why).
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The 2026 GMC Sierra EV Is A Great Electric Truck, But I Can't Get Past The Price
GMC's "cheapest" electric pickup is hardly inexpensive, especially once you add the extended range battery. But does it deliver on that premium price tag?
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Porsche Just Revealed Its Most Powerful Model Ever, And Its Wildest Feature Isn't The HP
Porsche’s newest electric SUV delivers record-breaking performance, but one of its most surprising upgrades has nothing to do with horsepower or acceleration.
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Can The VW ID.4 Shake Its Dull Reputation Before It's Too Late?
VW's big ambitions for EVs in North America have fizzled. Can the ID.4 carry the full weight of mainstream electrification?
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The Electric Jeep Recon Is Going Where The Bronco New Energy EV Won't
Since it's not clear if the United States market will get the Ford Bronco New Energy, the Jeep Recon EV just might be the perfect alternative.
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The Most Frustrating Reason Tesla's Cyberbeast Is Now $15K More Expensive
Tesla's Cyberbeast has never been a cheap EV, but it's now even more expensive than it used to be — and not for a particularly good reason, either.
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The 2026 Nissan Leaf Goes Farther On One Charge Than You Think
The third-generation 2026 Nissan Leaf already boasted a better range than previous versions, but one outlet got more mileage from a Leaf than the EPA did.
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