At a media program in Los Angeles this week Volkswagen promised that a version of the recently introduced crossover—the I.D. Crozz—would be the first of the new generation of electric cars to hit these shores.
With great handling, a spirited all-electric driving experience and an intuitive interior, the 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf lives up to its German heritage.
The Tesla Semi truck promises to be the same kind of distrupter than Tesla cars have been in the light-duty market.
The 2017 Honda Clarity Electric is not the first electric car from Honda (that was the limited edition Fit of a few years ago) and far from the first on the market.
The pure-electric, four-wheel drive Mitsubishi e-Evolution Concept made its world debut at the 45th Tokyo Motor Show.
The Honda Sports EV Concept, a two-passenger battery electric sports car, was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show.
The Nissan IMx crossover EV is presented as a glimpse of Nissan Intelligent Mobility “just around the corner.”
Steve Westly, venture capitalist and former California State Controller, has a brighter vision for clean energy to combat climate change.
Here’s a preview of several of the electric cars that will debut during media days at the Tokyo Motor Show on October 25 and 26, 2017.
Volkswagen announced that it is creating an electric prototype to make a run for a record on the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado in June 2018.