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The refreshed 2024 Hyundai Bayon goes on sale in the UK with a single engine option and three trim levels. Costs from £22,480.
The Volvo EX90, Volvo's new electric flagship, finally goes into production in the US, after being revealed back in 2022.
JLR's mission to update security on older models of Range Rover, Defender, Discovery and Jaguar cars passes 160,000 installs.
The New Skoda Kodiaq iV plug-in hybrid goes on sale in the UK boasting an EV range of 75 miles and costing from £41,935.
Hyundai teases the Inster electric SUV to sit at the bottom of its range, promising a range of 220 miles and expected to cost from around £20k.
How safe are some of the biggest, thirstiest SUVs? Why is the $7.5 billion federal EV charging network moving so slowly? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending June 6, 2024. It was another big week...
Virginia just dumped rules requiring 35% of all new vehicles to be battery electric or PHEV by 2026, on the way to 100% by 2035. But plenty of states are sticking with California.
Part of the new battery-electric’s style has come from the controversial tool, but does it show—and does it matter?
Polestar balances its luxury 3 EV SUV between driving range and driving joy.
The Polestar 3 swings for efficiency and performance, and satisfies on the latter. Federal fleet rules are going easier on trucks and SUVs than originally intended. Virginia drops its EV mandate. And how is BMW using AI to create its future EVs? This and...
The Tesla Supercharger network hasn't necessarily gotten worse in satisfaction, but other networks are improving, a study found.
Going by starting price, the Blazer EV is already up to $1,200 cheaper for 2025.
In a small number of Ariya EVs, a factory flaw could lead to abnormal wear within the motor assembly, eventually leading to reduced power.
First EV fast-charging stations from the network funded by seven automakers are still coming later this year, and it will support NACS and CCS formats.
Tesla’s Supercharger network is losing its lead versus other public networks, a study suggests. Some Nissan Ariya models are recalled for an old-fashioned oil leak. And the Chevy Blazer EV gets a lower base price. This and more, here at Green Car Reports....
