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Along with electric, “autonomous” has been an important buzzword in the automotive industry for years. Autonomous, or self-driving, cars promise improved efficiency and safety while also creating new financial opportunities. We take a look at the state of autonomy in 2024.

In a driver-versus-driver contest, here’s how we managed to travel four miles on one percent of charge in a Hyundai Kona EV – meaning in theory it could travel 400 miles on a full charge, compared to its 261-mile official EPA range!

In 2024, do you know which brand sells more electric vehicles than any other? It’s not Tesla – it’s BYD, China’s largest and most successful manufacturer of EVs. We take a look at the company, its products, and their potential future in North America.

The latest Initial Quality Survey from J.D. Power suggests that electric car owners will experience more issues with their vehicles in the first 90 days of ownership. But, those issues are centered around difficult-to-use tech features rather than mechanical problems.

Will increased tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, batteries, battery components, graphite, and other minerals, slow down the adoption of EVs in the U.S.? While they might prevent an immediate influx of cheap Chinese EVs, they might also help support the development of a more sustainable North American supply chain.

The world of all-electric cars continues to rocket along and registrations for EVs are at a record high with 1.2 million sold in American in 2023. Yet anti-EV propaganda and misinformation continues to flow online and across the cable networks. Here you'll find EV Myths debunked by the GreenCars team.

In the spirit of setting the record straight, we have put together our list of the top five most common electric car myths that we’re busting into tiny bits. Click here to learn more.

While much of the focus has been on passenger vehicles, electrification can bring substantial benefits for long-haul trucks. Electrifying the millions of diesel-powered trucks on U.S. roads could help the U.S. significantly reduce our carbon footprint.

Switching your business' fleet of vehicles to electric can bring many benefits - not just financial ones. Here are some ways that EVs can help your business achieve higher productivity, increase operational efficiency, and improve profitability.

Electric vehicles aren't just good for the environment. They can be great for business, too. EVs offer lower running costs, and business owners also have access to numerous financial incentives. Here's a primer on how EVs can help your bottom line.

The production and use of passenger vehicles accounts for 15 percent of the world's annual greenhouse gas emissions. How can the automotive industry contribute to slowing climate change? A new report by Polestar and Rivian provides some answers – but also emphasizes the urgency of the issue.

Tesla's electric cars are packed with amazing driver-assist tech. So why are they the most accident-prone vehicles? Tesla drivers, perhaps misled by the company's marketing, might be letting the cars do too much of the driving.

While charging on the go can be an inconvenience for electric car drivers on a road trip, it also creates opportunities for local tourism that wouldn't have existed in the gas-and-go world of gasoline vehicles. How will the travel industry adapt?

In the latter half of 2023, the majority of Ferrari vehicles sold worldwide were plug-in hybrids. The success of vehicles like the SF90 Stradale and 296 GTB show that electrification can make supercars more exciting as well as more efficient.

Many shoppers are worried that EVs will cost more to repair if they are in an accident. Fortunately, new industry data shows that average electric car repair costs are largely in line with conventional vehicles.