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The 2025 Kia EV6 can start at just $33,875 with all incentives, and the Kia EV9 is more competitive than ever. Both get NACS ports and EV tax credits.

Want the latest technology without a new-car price tag? InsideEVs expert editors tested and listed the best used EVs for every shopper.

The average price of a new car is nearing $50,000, and consumers are increasingly shifting to more affordable alternatives. Unwilling to let those cost-conscious buyers go unserved, Kia has altered the Seltos lineup for 2026, cutting the starting price by $1,000 with the launch of a new entry-level front-wheel-drive trim.

Despite the buzz around CarPlay Ultra, some believe a growing number of manufacturers aren't on-board with the idea.

Volvo doesn’t do new XC90s very often – this is only the second generation since 2002. The latest update to the plug-in hybrid model tries to bring it in line with the all-new, all-electric EX90

When it comes to car shopping, most buyers focus on looks, gas mileage, or price, but few stop to question the metal that fails in high-speed collisions. Behind the sleek design and flashy features, some cars are hiding structural flaws that could be deadly in a crash. Lightweight metals and…

Like frigid temperatures, extreme heat can also drain an EV's battery at an accelerated pace. But some EVs fare better than others.

Discover the best electric sedans to buy in 2025—featuring top models with great range, performance, and cutting-edge tech from the experts at InsideEVs

With tariffs still a hot talking point and prices expected to increase over the next few months, it could make a big difference where your next car is built. That's why the annual Cars.com American-Made Index is an important tool to use when shopping for your next ride.

"Is that a Bentley?" My neighbor asks, pointing to the slinky matte-black sedan parked in my driveway. No, sir, it is not—but I’m sure the fine folks in Korea would be happy to hear their latest Genesis G80 mistaken for a $350,000 British super saloon.

Selling cars in Europe today requires a delicate balancing act. On one hand, combustion-engine vehicles remain the preferred choice among buyers. In the European Union, electric cars held only a 15.3% market share in the first four months of the year, according to data from the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association…