The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

Last week, Toyota announced its plan to invest an additional $10 billion in the United States over the next five years. This will bring the automaker’s total investment in the country to $60 billion over the 70 years it has operated here. Now, Toyota has announced where the first $912 million will go.  

Lucid Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:LCID) shares are trading lower Monday, extending losses of more than 35% over the past month.

The American-made electric crossovers can act as a battery generator to keep the lights on.

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has sued the state of North Dakota's Department of Transportation over a law that prohibits automakers from directly selling vehicles to customers within the state.

Ford Motor Company has a new home. The automaker held the grand opening for its new world headquarters this past weekend. The building is more centrally located to the automaker's day-to-day operations, with more than 14,000 employees working within a 15-minute walk of the new HQ.  

Chinese EV maker XPeng (NYSE:XPEV) stock slid after it reported its fiscal third-quarter results on Monday.

From Hyundai and Cadillac to Tesla and Ford, these brands show the best battery degradation after three years on the road.

Ford Motor Company is showing off its new world headquarters building in Dearborn, Michigan

CEO Jim Farley said the U.S. isn’t training enough workers to acquire the roughly five years of skills needed for advanced Ford mechanic jobs

Battery-powered sports cars, vans, SUVs and motorbikes will go on show in Melbourne but organisers say some attendees may need test drives to win them over.

Tesla was one of the first automakers to shun Apple CarPlay and phone mirroring in general in place of its own native software. The automaker believed its proprietary operating system provided a better experience, but a new report alleges it’s working to add the highly requested feature.