The Latest Breaking News from electric vehicle

Electric vehicles (EVs) are transforming the automotive sector, heralding a new era in transportation. The United Kingdom is a leader in EV charging infrastructure innovation as nations pivot towards eco-friendly technologies.

California-based electric vehicle startup Rivian delivered 8,640 vehicles during the first three months of 2025, the company said on Wednesday. That's a 36% drop from the same quarter last year, when the automaker delivered 13,588 vehicles. It's also 40% lower than Rivian's deliveries in the prior quarter, which totaled 14,183 vehicles. 

A tax concession for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles has come to the end of the road and experts say it could affect future car sales and emissions.

There is an electric vehicle charger power war happening right now in China as the country’s biggest automotive names battle it out for supremacy. Last year, we were impressed by the news that China had produced chargers capable of supplying over 500 kilowatts. More recently, BYD announced that it had…

Many car owners, especially those with electric vehicles, will be affected by changes to tax rules this week

Aptera, the California-based startup that has been working on a solar-powered electric vehicle for more than a decade, has a big update. Its production-intent vehicle just completed a road trip of over 300 miles without having to stop and recharge.

Nissan is getting into the Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) game. Or has been in it since 2016, depending on your perspective.

Right now, the threat of tariffs looms large over the entire global automotive industry. But no carmaker that's invested big into electrification has forgotten that electric vehicle tax credits could go away this year, if President Donald Trump has his way. In theory, losing those deals could dampen EV demand,…

Even in a year marked with all kinds of uncertainty, the American electric vehicle market continues to grow rapidly. But what's holding that growth back isn't necessarily the cars themselves—it's the charging.