Electric vehicles were once sold mostly as small, sensible cars for people who cared deeply about efficiency. That image has changed quickly. Today, many automakers are putting their biggest electric ...

In eight countries, at least half of all new cars sold in 2025 were electric or hybrid. The U.S. reached just 10%, well below the global average of 25%.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sasha Lekach covers electric vehicles and vehicle technology. Ahead of Volvo’s grand reveal of the EX60 next week in Stockholm, ...

Ford is dropping models from its lineup on one side and coming up with new ones on the other side. The automaker shelved the three-row electric SUV project and is retiring the F-150 Lightning, but has ...

Electrification has been seeping into Porsche's lineup for years now, with the Cayenne is Stuttgart's most recently electrified model. After launching the Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric ...

There are several benefits to switching from a gasoline- or diesel-powered car to an all-electric vehicle, including lower operating costs and the elimination of emissions. However, if you're thinking ...

New mid-size SUV touts range of 810 km (503 miles) EX60 can add 340 km of range in 10 minutes Volvo to launch the car on January 21 Certain EX30s face recall due to overheating risk STOCKHOLM, Jan 8 ...

The organisation Transport & Environment has examined the consequences of EU tariffs on electric cars from China. Key ...

Mutual funds (MFs) are launching schemes in the automobile space, latching on to the bull run in the sector and growing ...