After a challenging year marked by setbacks and reduced incentives, electric vehicle sales in the U.S. are projected to rise significantly beginning in 2027, according to a new industry study.
Industry insiders share candid insights on Chinese EVs, highlighting their innovation, global implications, and potential to reshape the automotive landscape.
US electric vehicle sales fell 21% in Q2 2026 compared to last year, yet sales rebounded from recent lows, marking the strongest quarter since late 2025.
Despite federal efforts to curb electric vehicle incentives and challenge California’s emissions standards, EV sales in the state showed continued growth in the second quarter of 2026.
General Motors is exploring rebadging China's Wuling Bingo Pro as a Chevrolet electric hatchback to meet growing demand for affordable EVs across Latin America and beyond.
A proposed legislative change aims to remove tax barriers hindering nuclear energy projects, potentially easing high electricity bills and strengthening U.S. energy independence.
Delhi launches a comprehensive EV policy offering hefty scrappage incentives and expanding charging infrastructure to combat seasonal smog and vehicular pollution.
California introduces up to $3,500 off new and $1,750 off used electric vehicles to support buyers after the federal EV tax credit ended last year.
The U.S. National Academies endorse climate attribution science, integrating it into policy decisions on flood defenses, insurance claims, and climate litigation.
An EV mechanic shares insights into electric car repair, explaining why he chose the field and what drivers should know about servicing electric vehicles.
Oil prices edged higher after Iran threatened to halt energy exports from the Middle East in response to the U.S. resuming its blockade of Iranian ports.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, the nation’s largest public utility, plans to extend the use of coal, natural gas, and nuclear power, scaling back its commitment to renewable energy.