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After the recent spate of hurricanes, as well as the growing popularity of electric vehicles, including motorcycles, it's important to remind everyone that the two don't get along well.

Long dubbed “the world’s factory,” China is no longer satisfied with exporting only low-end manufacturing products. With its exports of electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels and lithium batteries, China is now in the process of conquering the American and European green markets. This is why the European Union and the…

The deal, which starts Tuesday and runs through Jan. 2, comes as the automaker faces a $5 billion loss on its electric vehicle unit this year.

The new Ford Power Promise is a set of services designed to fix some of the biggest barriers to EV adoption.

The White House announced a plan this week to ban the sale or import of connected vehicles containing “specific pieces of hardware and software” that could be made in China or Russia, citing national security fears. While the threat of cyberattacks on connected vehicles is very real, the timing of…

Taxi driver Surendra Parajuli's decision to buy an electric cab would have been unthinkable a decade ago, when chronic power cuts left Nepalis unable to light their homes at night.

EVs are not as new as you may think, with the first ones dating back to an age when steam was powering the industrial revolution.

Upgrade to Merseyside site will allow it to build hybrid cars and prepare for electric vehicle production

The BBC star has become the face of a new car campaign pushing electric vehicle ownership

The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on electric vehicles from China and Russia amid concerns regarding citizen privacy and national security.

When it comes to choosing a car for business, reliability is key. Where there were once concerns about the driving range of electrics and hybrids, a new generation of plug-in hybrids, along with investment in charging infrastructure, should make that a thing of the past