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Musk thinks Tesla could build batteries with 50% more energy density in as few as three years.

A utility-managed program in California promises to install 38,000 chargers over five years. Amazon orders more electric vans—but this time not from Rivian. and Bollinger reveals an electric van it says could arrive in 2022. This and more, here at Green Car Reports.

On Wednesday, September 2, watch as Mercedes reveals the new generation of its iconic luxury car live online at 8:00 a.m. ET.

Sometime next year, BMW will reveal the flagship all-electric iNext SUV. The teaser campaign for it is well underway, but the latest batch of spy photos gives us our best look at the still-nameless technological tour-de-force. The test vehicle is wearing little cladding, showing off the SUV’s finer styling details, […]

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The Kia Stinger is an odd fellow – a rear-wheel-drive sport sedan from a company not known for having sportier ambitions. It’s an enticing package, though one that’s struggled to sell well. Kia updated the model for the 2021 model, revealing the tweaked design earlier this month, though it made […]

California on Thursday approved a $437 million utility-based program that will add 38,000 new electric-car charging stations over five years.

The Lamborghini Urus and Mercedes-AMG G63 are two very different ways to spend six figures on a performance crossover. The Lambo puts a greater emphasis on speed for the street, whereas the Mercedes can take owners pretty much anywhere off-road that they might want to go. In this clip, we […]

Certified pre-owned vehicles, or CPO cars for short, offer benefits ranging from extended warranties to low-interest financing, but they don’t come free. Cars.com’s analysis of more than 200,000 late-model used examples of 17 popular models found the listing price, on average, 4.5% higher for CPO cars versus non-certified ones.