Former Apple design chief Jony Ive reveals the interior of Ferrari's first EV
Ferrari Luce's full reveal and launch planned for May
Electric cars articles
EV batteries age twice as fast with ultra-fast charging
Geotab's analysis of more than 22,000 vehicles reveals how charging habits shape long-term performance
Volkswagen overtakes Tesla in European EV sales for the first time
After BYD overtook it globally, the US brand faces another blow in its most competitive region
Flush door handles were futuristic, now China says they're too dangerous
The new rule is likely to reshape car design globally
Tesla expands the Model Y lineup with a lower-priced AWD option
The fifth configuration aims to fill the gap between affordability and performance
America is building EV chargers at record speed, just as demand cools
18,000 new fast-charging ports transform the US EV map
Electric cars outsold gas vehicles in Europe for the first time
Over 300,000 electric cars were registered in Europe last month
BMW M goes fully electric, powered by a computer called "Heart of Joy"
M division is betting software will define its first true EV
Study finds EV batteries are surprisingly durable, but DC fast charging is bad news
Hot climates and frequent charging cycles speed up degradation
The next EV breakthrough isn't the car, it's the battery factory
Solvent-free electrodes promise smaller factories and lower costs
Why it matters: High-efficiency battery factories, not faster cars, are emerging as the real test of who wins the next phase of the EV race. The companies that can strip energy use, floor space, and solvents out of cell production are beginning to show how electric vehicles could finally hit mass-market price points without sacrificing range or performance.
While the world cools on EVs, Norway pushes to 96% electric sales
Strong subsidies keep Tesla on top in Norway
Florida is building a highway that can wirelessly charge EVs while you drive
Delivering 200kW charging - with caveats
The auto industry is being forced to move faster by China's EV makers
Building a new car now takes two years, and that's the new normal
Ford is ending the F-150 Lightning and pivoting to battery storage
Electric trucks have suffered from high prices, low sales, and expiring EV subsidies
EVs aren't more dangerous to pedestrians, but SUVs are, study finds
A concern that's far more common in older SUVs
Tesla is the most unreliable used car brand in America, even behind Jeep and Chrysler
Older Teslas rank dead last in Consumer Reports study, but newer models show improvement
Tesla's sales are falling in the US, Europe, and China - and robots won't fix that
Slowdown shows what happens when the competition finally shows up
Congress is rethinking car safety rules, starting with automatic emergency braking
Republicans say safety tech is too costly, and they're dragging GM, Ford, and Tesla in to prove it
BMW, GM, and startups are rethinking EV motors to reduce rare-earth dependence
Redesigning EVs and inventing new materials in a long, uncertain push to curb dependence on China
The new Jeep Recon EV places off-road capability ahead of range
650 hp, 100-kWh battery deliver instant torque -- at a tough time for EVs
Toyota's iconic Hilux goes electric for the first time
Toyota's Hilux enters the EV age with a dual-motor powertrain
Europe fears Chinese EV buses on its roads could be shut down remotely
Officials warn OTA systems could be a potential vulnerability for remote shutdowns
Ford might kill the F-150 Lightning, the EV that was supposed to change everything
The Lightning faces sluggish sales, steep losses, and a shifting EV market
Rumor mill: If Ford cancels the Lightning, it would mark the first major exit of a mainstream electric truck from the US market. For an industry that once viewed battery pickups as the most straightforward path to electrified profitability, the reversal underscores a deeper reality: heavy vehicles remain the toughest test case for the EV revolution.
Automakers scale back EV production as incentives end, but new deals hint at rebound
GM and Rivian cut jobs amid EV market uncertainty
The big picture: With federal incentives ended, EV automakers are monitoring demand, recalibrating production, and weighing further adjustments amid shifting policies and renewed global competition. At the same time, newly forged trade agreements and planned industry investment suggest that some of the current downsizing may be reversed as markets adjust and manufacturers launch new models.
Uber is offering drivers $4,000 to switch to electric, but it comes with some serious caveats
A real incentive program or guerrilla marketing?