Electric Cars

NASCAR’s first electric racing vehicle debuted at the Chicago Street Race, sporting ABB colors and more than 1,300 horsepower!

The prototype is there to gauge interest and advertise NASCAR’s sustainability efforts.

The new measure requires automakers to reach an average of 65 miles per gallon for all car models they sell through 2031.

Global design and consulting organization Arcadis has finalized BP’s newest high-speed electric vehicle charging in North America.

The most productive electric cars in Consumer Reports’ tests demonstrate impressive diversity and practicality.

Salesman showing a new electric car to a multiracial couple in the showroom. Sales Manager HoldingArray. . [] an electric car charger and explaining the operation of the electric car to a couple of buyers in Array.

Consumer Reports highlights popular electric cars, SUVs, and vans to avoid, with smart electric vehicles that perform best.

Sales of electric cars are booming, and it’s no wonder: the most productive ones are quiet, affordable, and stylish. But what are the brightest sparks and what are the loose connections?

Electric cars are still more expensive than motor cars, but there are more features in this market segment than ever before.

Automakers are exploring the electric garage as a way to generate utilities and save consumers money, turning an expensive component into a business asset.