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Despite the wasteful spending, E.V.s remain unpopular with large portions of the country.

These days, you can't talk about the electric vehicle race without talking about China. 

Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi are exploring a strategic merger to become a global automotive powerhouse and accelerate the development of electric vehicles.

Explore the significant growth of electric vehicles globally, driven by China, Europe, and the U.S., with Tesla leading but facing competition.

Here are a few takeaways on electric vehicles in 2024: As of November, the global EV market grew by 25% year-over-year

Range anxiety is not as significant a concern as it once was among electric vehicle owners, and many take their battery-powered cars on extended trips that you could only really do in a Tesla a decade ago. You are spoiled for choice if you’re looking for an EV with enough…

Australia is not moving fast enough on vehicle charging and is holding back apartment dwellers, one of the country's biggest energy firms says.

Subaru is slashing the Solterra’s price for 2025, trimming $6,500 from the crossover’s MSRP. However, a slightly higher destination charge—$1,420 versus $1,345—eats into those savings, with the entry-level Solterra Premium now starting at $39,915. That’s significantly cheaper than the 2024 model, which started at $46,340. And those savings trickle up…

Nio has just revealed the first electric vehicle that it wants to sell under its Firefly budget brand, a hatchback that will retail for just over $20,000 in China. When it reaches Europe sometime in the first half of 2025, it will likely cost a lot more than that due…

Steve Fowler takes the new Kia EV3 for a spin in Los Angeles to find out why it's everyone's favourite new electric vehicle.

Japanese auto giants Honda and Nissan on Monday agreed to launch talks on a merger seen as a bid to catch up with Chinese rivals and Tesla on electric vehicles.