Electric Vehicles

There’s a new EV on the horizon from the world’s fastest man, Jamaican former sprinter Usain Bolt. It’s not a sports car like you might expect, but rather sits at the complete opposite end of the spectrum.

After nearly two years of wait, buyers can now place their order for the $35,000 Tesla Model 3. Yet just like when it was first announced back in July 2017, it’s still not as it seems.

Just days after the debut of its R1T electric pick-up, Rivian is showing off a new model. This time around it’s an electric SUV called the R1S.

If you’re in the market for an electric vehicle, you’re not short on choices. That is, unless you’re looking for a pick-up truck. Rivian is looking to change that though by introducing what it calls “the world’s first EV adventure vehicle”, the R1T.

When it comes to doing things a little different under the hood, Mazda has a bit of history.

Move over Tesla and Jaguar, there’s a new all-electric SUV on the horizon with the Mercedes-Benz EQC.

Earlier this year, Ford announced it was bringing back the Mach 1 name.

Will the next supercar from Pagani be electric? According to an interview with Car and Driver with the man himself – Horacio Pagani – the answer is yes.

It’s perhaps one of the most enduring engine partnerships in the world. American muscle has a V8, Ferrari has a V12, Mazda has rotary.

Adding electric options to cars are all the rage right now in the automotive industry. Volvo and Jaguar both announced plans to offer an electrified fleet in the very near future. Even performance brands like Mercedes-AMG and Polestar are getting in on the action. So what company is next for electrification? According to a recent press release, it looks like General Motors is hopping aboard the electric train.

Electric cars are all the rage right now. That’s why, early yesterday, Dyson announced it plans on producing an electric car by 2020. This is of course after denying rumors for nearly 10 years.

Jaguar has announced a new one-make racing series at the Frankfurt Motor Show that will serve as a support event for the FIA Formula E championship.

Jaguar Land Rover has announced that it intends to offer an electric option on every new model line from 2020.

Just lately there’s been a lot of talk of electrification in cars. Not just electric vehicles, but hybrid power systems too.

Five years from now, Volkswagen will be launching a modern iteration of the legendary Microbus. Currently nicknamed I.D.Buzz, the eye-catching bus will draw its power solely from electric motors.

Petrol enthusiasts might feel like they’re under perpetual attack from the hum of electric motors at the moment.

France’s new minister of ecological transition, Nicolas Hulot, has claimed that the nation will end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040.

Volvo has announced plans to phase electric powertrains into all of its future models.

It seems like only last week we were talking about Aston Martin’s new hypercar. Now the company has slated an electric car for production – the first in its history.

Volvo Cars will split off its performance arm Polestar into a standalone brand, specializing in electric power.