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Ford and General Motors are racing to develop a new type of electric vehicle battery. One engineer labeled it as “LFP of the West.”

Electric vehicles have a major issue, and that's public infrastructure. But that's largely an issue the industry has created itself as the gas station concept has been around for a century. Why isn't that copied.

The compact electric Volvo EX30 has finally arrived on American shores after several tariff-related delays. But is it the car we really wanted?

The 2026 Toyota bZ gets huge upgrades in all areas, but its maximum charging speed is still the same.

All three companies saw massive profit declines in the first quarter, and the challenges are far from over.

About 8 out of 10 Cadillac EV buyers are new to the brand. Also, Honda wants to wait out the U.S. government and hope the trade situation improves.

The Mercedes-Benz CLA electric sedan will be compatible with both 400-volt and 800-volt DC fast chargers when customer deliveries start in the United States early next year. This is a big deal, and it means the four-door compact EV will be able to use the vast majority of fast chargers…

When I spoke to Nissan executives in Japan in March, one thing was clear: The hardest work was still ahead of them. Executives like Chief Performance Officer Guillaume Cartier and incoming CEO Ivan Espinosa told me that, while the beginning of the transition plan was in motion, there was more to…

When the Trump administration kneecapped a key federal program that funds electric-vehicle charging infrastructure in February, it seemed inevitable that lawsuits would follow. Three months later, a group of 16 states, including California, New York, Colorado and Washington, have sued the federal government in an effort to keep money for…

Ask someone who drives a gasoline-powered car why they wouldn't want to get an electric one, and you're almost certain to hear this answer: they take way too long to charge.

Slate Auto hopes to offer affordable electric vehicles, but it has to navigate federal incentives and restrictions in the process.