Electric Motors Are More Efficient Than Combustion Engines—but That’s Not The Real Issue
Electric cars are far more efficient than combustion engines, yet face adoption hurdles as synthetic fuels gain unexpected political support in Europe.
Electric cars are far more efficient than combustion engines, yet face adoption hurdles as synthetic fuels gain unexpected political support in Europe.
Tesla’s Model Y has long been the go-to electric SUV for many, but as other automakers ramp up their offerings, alternatives are emerging that challenge its dominance.
Geely, the Chinese automotive giant, has introduced a groundbreaking new technology in its EX5 electric SUV.
Xiaomi, after making a splash in the electric vehicle (EV) market with its SU7 sedan and YU7 SUV, is looking to broaden its horizons.
Porsche recently announced its collaboration with Samsung to integrate digital key technology into its electric vehicles, including the Macan and Cayenne models
Yasa, a UK-based electric motor startup, has unveiled a game-changing in-wheel electric motor prototype that delivers more than 1,000 horsepower per wheel.
The all-new Mercedes-Benz GLB EV is making waves as the German automaker’s latest electric crossover, boasting remarkable efficiency and long-range capabilities.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled an innovative concept car that could redefine the electric vehicle landscape.
Aircela, a New York-based climate-tech startup, has made a significant breakthrough in the clean energy sector by developing a compact machine that turns ambient air into real gasoline.
Kia has officially confirmed the world premiere of its new compact electric SUV, the EV2, at the Brussels Motor Show on January 9, 2026.
Toyota has confirmed that its reborn Century luxury division will continue to rely on internal combustion engines, with no immediate plans for a fully electric model.
The new Nissan Qashqai e-Power offers a unique hybrid driving experience that mimics an electric vehicle—without ever needing a plug.
Xpeng, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is setting its sights on Europe with plans to launch its range-extended electric vehicles (REEVs) by 2026.
Porsche’s latest foray into the EV world is off to a head-turning start—around 35,000 potential customers have registered online to express their intent to buy.
Stellantis-backed Leapmotor enters the competitive electric SUV market with a new model aimed at European consumers.
Audi has revealed its second vehicle under the new AUDI brand at Auto Guangzhou 2025, showcasing an electric SUV that is set to hit the Chinese market in 2026.
Porsche has been closely observing Hyundai’s innovations in the electric vehicle (EV) space, particularly the Ioniq 5 N.
Fiat’s Topolino made its debut at the 2025 L.A. Auto Show, and its compact, electric design has already captured attention.
An American-made car has taken the top spot as Germany’s most unreliable vehicle this year, raising concerns over its long-term durability.
A new law in Colorado mandates that all two-wheel-drive (2WD) vehicles traveling along the I-70 corridor must carry snow chains during the winter months.
Renault is stepping up its electric vehicle game with the launch of the Trafic E-Tech Electric van, a model that promises impressive range and performance.
Mazda’s next-generation compact sedan might arrive with a radically different identity and foreign underpinnings.
In a campaign that few could have predicted, Mercedes-Benz and McDonald’s China have teamed up to launch both an all-electric sedan and a luxury truffle burger under the cheeky name “So Mc-Benz.”
Electric vehicles were supposed to be the future—but some won’t even make it to next year. As demand dips, automakers are cutting or delaying EVs across all segments ahead of 2026.
Bentley has delayed its all-electric transition, opting to keep producing gas-powered cars into the next decade. A New combustion model is set to debut before the end of this year.