The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

CMA rejects retailers’ claims on operating costs, saying weak competition is not passing on lower wholesale prices

Rumors of the combustion engine’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Throughout the early 2020s, it seemed inevitable that internal combustion would head the way of the dodo, replaced almost entirely by EVs. Automakers set aggressive timelines and governments laid out ambitious goals, paving the way for a full battery-powered future.

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla's 2025 sales fumble, GM is leading on former Cruise engineers, and China officializes door handle regulations.

The F-150 Lightning is being discontinued, but Ford's moving ahead with an F-150 EREV (Extended Range Electric Vehicle) that will offer 700 miles of range.

More than 80,000 vehicles stolen between January and September this year, according to new data

Scout Motors is clear to sell its EVs and EREVs in Colorado directly to the consumer in Colorado. Will more states follow?

Plus, 16 states sue the Trump administration for freezing EV charging funds and Scout Motors gets license to sell directly to customers.

Youth ATVs made by Luyuan and sold at Walmart, Amazon, and other online retailers could 'pose a serious risk of injury or death.'

Tesla’s driver-assistance systems handle driving, but require drivers to stay alert at all times