Electric Cars

Mercedes is working with America's Factorial on a solid-state battery for launch this decade.

The technologically advanced Citroën SM of the 1970s has been reimagined by Stellantis' French premium brand DS.

A senior Nissan executive is dreaming of a modern Silvia being sold alongside the Z and GT-R.

A Range Rover powered purely by batteries is coming soon.

Lucid's midsize SUV will arrive in 2026 and cost less than $50,000.

A redesigned CLA-Class powered by batteries is coming soon, and AMG will have its own tuned version.

Dodge is skipping the dragstrip for the dirt patch with its Hornet electric rallycross car.

Audi's A6 E-Tron is about to spawn a high-performance RS 6 model offering both hatch and wagon body styles.

A concept previewing Alpine's A390 electric compact crossover will debut in October.

Volvo's top-selling XC60 is set to receive an electric alternative.

Ferrari has been spotted testing its first EV which is expected to be an SUV.

The Volvo ES90, which is set to be the electric S90 successor, has been teased for the first time.

The Scout revival will kick off in October.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 production starts in the U.S. with the 2025 model, making the electric crossover eligible for federal tax credits.

Conceived as Volvo’s first software-defined vehicle, its first with lidar safety, and a dedicated EV, the EX30 loads on the tech but hasn’t lost sight

Mercedes is tipped to ditch the slow-selling EQS in favor of an electric S-Class based on a new MB.EA Large platform.

Ariel is developing an electric Nomad but will gauge customer interest before deciding on production.

U.S. Armor Group's armored Lucid Air Sapphire is claimed by the company to be the world's fastest armored car.

Hyundai plans 21 new EVs by 2030, and one of them may be a production version of the retro N Vision 74 concept from 2022.

Smart has revealed its biggest vehicle yet.