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On the quiet streets of an Oslo suburb, electric vehicles are parked in nearly every other driveway as Norway speeds towards its goal of becoming the first country free of fossil fuel-powered cars.

Here's a crazy idea: maybe, just maybe, not everything in America needs to play into our endless culture wars. 

I'm gonna be honest with you, InsideEVs reader: I'm not anticipating a ton of news in our world this week. I could be wrong, of course—this happens on occasion—but it shouldn't come as a surprise that everyone's collective attention is largely elsewhere. And the U.S. presidential election may have profound…

Lately, General Motors is doing very well in the electric vehicle market. Despite a rough ride last year, with many production and factory delays, GM has learned a lot from its mistakes and is now the second-largest EV maker in the United States.

Ethiopia this year became the first country in the world to ban the importation of non-electric private vehicles

The electric vehicle (EV) sector is gaining momentum, with Tesla's recent performance sparking renewed interest in the space. Three ETFs - KARS, DRIV, and TSLL - offer investors different ways to tap into the EV trend, with each fund providing a unique blend of exposure to traditional automakers, tech innovators,…

Kia's latest EV3 will arrive in Europe soon, bringing with it great looks, a solid range and an affordable price tag.

The Biden-Harris administration gave America’s electric vehicle industry a shot in the arm through landmark laws like the Inflation Reduction Act. Former President Donald Trump, meanwhile, hasn’t minced words about his disdain for battery-powered cars. And more than a few EV proponents fear that a second Trump administration would spell…

Expect November to be packed with headlines about the presidential election—and record-breaking electric vehicle sales. With a nail-bitingly close race, reports suggest that car buyers are holding back on major life decisions. Many are waiting for the election outcome before driving home a new set of wheels. But Hyundai and Kia…

A family's $64K Mercedes EQA caught fire on their driveway. The carmaker's response was underwhelming, offering only a loaner and promising an investigation.

Electric vehicles make for outstanding, humdrum everyday driving. But occasionally, work or an epic adventure may draw you away from home. That will mean storing your electric vehicle for an extended period.