Germany’s Largest Automobile Organization Now Puts Electric Cars at the Top
After a stagnant year in 2024 marked by the removal of public subsidies, electric models now top the rankings of the best-rated cars.
After a stagnant year in 2024 marked by the removal of public subsidies, electric models now top the rankings of the best-rated cars.
A new contender could be on the horizon to make electric cars more affordable: sodium-ion batteries.
The 1996 Ford Synergy concept car was ahead of its time, blending futuristic design with groundbreaking hybrid technology.
Xiaomi enters the luxury electric SUV market with the YU7 GT, offering nearly 1,000 hp and supercar performance for a fraction of the price.
Mercedes-AMG is set to make a bold move into the electric vehicle market, with plans to release a high-performance SUV and SUV coupe that will boast over 1,000 horsepower.
Toyota made a quick adjustment to its hybrid vehicles in Germany after a feature that allowed drivers to remotely preheat their car’s interior led to fines.
Porsche has officially launched the production of its Cayenne Electric, marking a pivotal moment in the brand’s evolution toward electrification.
Audi is preparing to launch its most affordable electric vehicle yet, the A2 e-tron, later this year.
Rising car prices are pushing lower-income Americans out of the new car market, turning vehicles into a luxury item for the wealthy and forcing many to buy used.
The Avatr 06T redefines the electric wagon with sleek design, Huawei’s cutting-edge LiDAR tech, and impressive performance, an EV that’s truly ahead of its time.
The car industry is at a turning point. In 2026, a noticeable shift is happening as hybrid and electric vehicles dominate the market, outpacing traditional gas-powered cars.
The 2027 BMW iX3 debuts a new logo, blink and you’ll miss it. But this quiet update marks the start of a new era for the brand.
You’d be forgiven for mistaking it for a Toyota Hilux. Same stance, same shape, but it’s Chinese, electric, and costs a fraction of the price.
Ford is recalling nearly 120,000 vehicles after discovering a defect in certain engine block heaters that could result in a fire.
New-car prices in the US have topped $50,000. Stellantis plans to fight back with simpler, cheaper models under $40,000, and even below $30,000.