Last week, the Biden administration announced it would levy dramatic new tariffs on electric vehicles, electric vehicle batteries, and battery components imported into the United States from China. The move kicked off another round of global debate on how best to push the transportation industry toward an emissions-free future, and how global automotive manufacturers…
The 2024 Rivian R1S three-row, premium SUV has several battery and powertrain configurations. All of them are now listed on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website, revealing range and energy consumption numbers. There are no big changes compared to the manufacturer's initial estimates, but the energy consumption results are slightly surprising. …
Two House Democrats are demanding that the Department of Energy report projected lifecycle emissions for seven federally-funded hydrogen hubs.
First reported by Politico, Reps. Jamie Raskin of Maryland and Don Beyer of Virginia wrote a letter to the Energy Department's of Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED) asking for clarification on the emissions from the…
Buyers curious about making the switch to electric vehicles have made it clear in survey after survey after survey: Charging kind of freaks them out. In many ways, drivers report, owning an EV is the same if not better than owning a gas-powered car. But fueling an electric vehicle is different, and can be…
After years of planning for an eventual end to internal combustion, automakers are seeing electric vehicles take off less quickly than they projected. However, there's too much at stake to back out at this point—they've already spent billions of dollars getting to this point, and future products are already in the works. But one thing that…
Which electric SUV was teased as quicker than the Tesla Model Y Performance?
How much real-world range do Teslas lose over the first three years?
This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending May 24, 2024.
In a first drive of the 2024 Chevrolet…
Tesla may say it doesn't sell slow cars, but that's not true if you live in a country where cars are taxed based on their power rating. Digging through a recent firmware update, Tesla code connoisseur “green the only” found mentions of a “soft performance limit” and power levels of 110 kilowatts (148 horsepower) for…
Two recent wireless charging pilot programs show the potential for the technology's use with commercial EV fleets.
The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University are working to outfit a quarter-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 231 in West Lafayette, Indiana, for wireless charging of electric trucks. A test truck provided by Cummins will drive…
Control is all I want in an electric scooter. OK, that's a lie, I also want decent range, good power, and a reasonable weight. Being able to control speed, regenerative braking, and how turn signals work—if they're even available—is not something you find on most escooters. And even if you can access those things,…
Cheaper electric cars are coming at last. To Europe, anyway. The Volkswagen Group on Tuesday said that "for some time" it's been working on compact electric vehicles that will cost around 20,000 euros, the equivalent of $21,700. Europe's largest carmaker said the new vehicles will premier in 2027. Cheap EVs…