Ford, Rivian, Tesla, GM and Ram soon enough are all fighting to own the hottest new vehicle segment. But nobody's making any money.

Two of President Trump’s executive orders take aim at Biden administration efforts to boost electric vehicles and wind power — two fast-growing climate technologies.

Moving mountains is tough, but not impossible—especially when you're young and persistent. That’s precisely what NIO is doing as it redefines the world of luxury vehicles.

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The Lucid Assistant was rolled out starting in September, replacing Alexa as part of Lucid’s UX 2.4 software update. According to Lucid, all Air models in North America and the Middle East now have ...

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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has awarded $342,500 in grants to 17 municipalities to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adding zero-emission vehicles to their ...

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After months of teases, Cadillac officially announced the Lyriq-V as a 615-horsepower, high-performance electric SUV that ...

China's oil production is expected to remain flat in 2025, while India's oil demand growth outpaces China's amidst a shift in global energy consumption patterns.

Our title paraphrases online content creator Jake of Jakes’ Hobbies. He has now purchased multiple hybrids after owning a Tesla Model Y. Let’s look at why he has moved in this direction.

We list several common Model Y problems, including build quality issues, suspension discomfort, software glitches, and A/C odors.