EVs

The federal tax credit for electric vehicles ended last fall, but you can still access government-funded discounts for electric vehicles — if you live in the right state.

The Mexican government has launched its own line of electric vehicles, with technology from China under the hood.

Wholesale prices for used electric vehicles increased 10.5% year-over-year in July, and used compact cars were up just over 4%.

Today’s EVs are tomorrow’s used cars. With Plug, Jimmy Douglas is building a specialized auction platform to sell them.

Automakers are increasingly feeling the need to compete with cheap EVs from China.

Americans still buy a lot of big pick-up trucks. On top of that, the Trump administration ended subsidies for electric vehicles and stopped enforcing fuel efficiency rules.

In four years, the Chinese EV carmaker has sold almost 250,000 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the country, with the goal of being the No. 1 car seller there by 2030.

With federal tax credits gone and carmakers refocusing on gas-powered SUVs and trucks, the electric vehicle market was already struggling. The rising cost of fuel and a growing stock of used EVs change the math for consumers.

These EV owners are fighting for the rights to their cars’ IP.

The Environmental Protection Agency scrapped the “endangerment finding.” Here’s what that means for the auto industry and for emissions standards.