The Latest Breaking News from Electrify America

When you buy a Hyundai Ioniq 5, you're getting a lot of car. For years now, it's been one of the most-awarded and top-ranked electric cars for its combination of range, style and performance. But arguably the coup de grâce has been its fast-charging prowess. Like other cars on the…

First-time EV owners face an immediate concern: how, when and where to charge their vehicles. The eventual answer—for many—will be installing a Level 2 charger at home. But even those fortunate single-family-home-owning suburbanites will venture out and rely on public charging from time to time. 

EV charging infrastructure is already a problem, but a new solution might fix the current situation.

Once batteries reach 85%, the cord will shut off automatically, and loiterers will be charged 40 cents-a-minute.

The iX can be a near-perfect luxury SUV. But you have to spec it right. A $1,000 option makes all of the difference on this luxury SUV.

Researchers say this new solution makes charging quick and easy.

As Hurricane Beryl took power out in parts of Texas, some EV owners relied on bidirectional charging to power their homes and appliances.

To combat long lines at busy stations, the charging network is testing a plan to boot users once their cars reach an 85% state of charge.

Out of Spec simulates a typical family road trip from Denver, CO to Las Vegas with 4 of the best 3-row electric SUVs from Tesla, Kia, Rivian and Mercedes.