Vehicles

We'll cover three key issues with electric vehicles, especially for new EV owners and people considering them: range anxiety, charging infrastructure, upfront costs, and what's being done to address them.

EV adoption is increasing globally, and it’s understandable that some consumers wonder if these next-generation vehicles offer any safety benefits compared to those powered by gas. Here’s the track record.

Solid-state batteries are an emerging technology in the field of energy storage. Compared to traditional batteries, solid-state batteries have several advantages that make them well suited for large-scale energy storage applications, especially from renewable sources. Here's why they might be a game changer for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage.

With this rise in EVs on the road, there has also been an increase in the installation of home vehicle charging stations. These are an essential piece of equipment for anyone who owns or is looking to own an electric car. Here's what you need to know on how to install one at home.

Electric cars are becoming more popular by the day, and with good reason. They're environmentally friendly, easy to drive, and generally provide a better driving experience than their gas-powered counterparts. Here are just six of the most exciting and lesser-known electric vehicles available to consumers today:

Elon Musk opened Tesla's first manufacturing facility in Europe on March 22, as he seeks to take pressure off of other factories across America and China and meet the growing demand for EVs across Europe.

Electric scooters offer a viable, sustainable alternative to personal cars or public transport that run on CO2 emitting fuels. Here are the top six reasons why you should consider the E-scooter for your urban transportation.

There are four main types of electric cars: battery electric vehicle (BEV), plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), hybrid electric vehicle (HEV), and hydrogen electric vehicles (fuel cell).  We dig into what each of these types mean below.

Electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. is still low compared to peers, such as China and Europe. Why is that? The reasons (and the numbers) might surprise you.

Hydrogen cars promised to revolutionize the future of sustainable transportation. So, why don't we have more hydrogen-powered vehicles on the road? What happened to the grand dream of cheap, Eco-friendly H-powered vehicles? Could hydrogen cars still upend the transportation industry?