According to a report from Cox Automotive, automotive sales for 2025 are projected at around 2% higher than in 2024, meaning that we could finally be bouncing back from pandemic-era slowdown. This, ...

No, the Tesla Cybertruck wasn’t the best-selling electric pickup. But at least it wasn’t discontinued.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A British firm forecasts electric trucks will reach nearly 46% of new heavy sales in China this year. While ...

While Ford has walked back some of its more ambitious electric vehicle goals lately, the company is still pushing forward with notable investment and new product launches. The Ford Truck division’s ...

Today’s top luxury EVs now match or exceed internal combustion flagships in daily usability, while pushing advances in battery systems and fast-charging electronics. Luxury electric vehicles in 2025 ...

Tom started his career as a daily newspaper reporter in metro Detroit and after a decade changed course to cover cars, spending the next 25 years at Wards Automotive doing test drives, technology and ...

The electric vehicle landscape is evolving unevenly across regions. A mix of technological developments, policy decisions, ...

The electric vehicle startup Slate Auto just unveiled the price of its highly customizable pickup truck. The company said its first customers will receive their vehicles in the fourth quarter this ...

Electric vehicle recharging station in the Norwegian fjord village of Eidfjord. (Martin Berry/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Many Americans are open to buying an electric or hybrid ...

Range is a big factor when deciding on an electric vehicle, so we gathered EVs currently on sale with published ratings by the EPA for 2025 that offer a minimum of 325 miles of total driving range.

To say trucks are a popular choice of vehicle among U.S. consumers would be an understatement. Three of the five best-selling vehicles so far in 2025 are trucks, with the perennial favorite Ford ...

Carmakers sold over 1.2 million electric cars in the U.S. in 2025, a 2% decrease from 2024. The expiration of a federal tax credit in September 2025 led to a sharp decline in fourth-quarter EV sales.