Electric Vehicles

Phillip Faraone/Getty Images Very few conversations about the current automotive climate can go by without mentioning electric cars. Automakers are pushing heavily for an all-electric future, despite a lot of car enthusiasts being vocal about their dislike of anything on four wheels powered by batteries. We’re prepared to concede to some extent that some EVs […]

Polestar Polestar is finally bringing its second SUV to the U.S. market following its European arrival, while also lifting the mystery of its sticker price at the New York International Auto Show. The Long Range single motor trim of the Polestar 4 starts at $54,000 — sans a destination fee of $1,400 for the U.S.

Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images Buying a new car is not a decision to take lightly. A model chosen in haste that doesn’t fit your needs could cost you a lot over time and never reach even a fraction of its potential. Research is the key to ensuring your vehicle is right for you in the long

Jetcityimage/Getty Images With a Tesla in particular, prices range from $36,490 for the Model Y to $71,090 for the Model S (with discounts such as Federal Tax Credit and estimated gas savings factored in). Needless to say, no model is an insignificant proposition, and with the pace of changes in the EV world, new purchasers

Volvo One of the main arguments against switching to EVs revolves around charging time. Filling a battery with electricity takes significantly longer than pumping a tank full of gas — but that is rapidly changing. Volvo is the latest company to announce a major leap forward when it comes to EV charging — and its

Chris Davies/SlashGear Of the three-strong 2025 MINI Countryman range, it’s the all-electric model that is undoubtedly the most interesting. Though it may not be the automaker’s first full-EV, when it lands in U.S. dealerships this fall, it’ll be the first of the Countryman series to ditch internal combustion altogether. That, along with this third-generation’s uptick

Today’s electric vehicles have a diversity issue. Your average EV really only fits into one of three categories: SUV, luxury sedan, or truck. Dodge seemingly didn’t want any part of that in revealing its new Dodge Charger Daytona EV today, which it is referring to as a muscle car. «Muscle car» as a category itself has a