After teasing another new vehicle, Toyota said “a major unveiling” is set for next week. Is this Toyota’s electric truck?
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Expand Expanding CloseThe new Nissan LEAF delivers more driving range than expected
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Expand Expanding CloseThe new Lexus RZ is here, but it still costs way more than a Tesla Model Y
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Expand Expanding CloseHyundai’s EV sales plunged the moment the tax credit disappeared
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Expand Expanding CloseLeaked Hyundai EV interior reveals more than just a new screen [Images]
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Expand Expanding CloseThe Hyundai IONIQ 5 is still a great deal
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Expand Expanding CloseRam is launching its first SUV and a new midsize pickup, both will be ‘electrified’
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Expand Expanding CloseBMW, Samsung SDI, and Solid Power join forces in the race for all-solid-state EV batteries
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Expand Expanding CloseHyundai’s electric SUV looks mean as an off-roader [Images]
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Expand Expanding CloseThe Kia EV4 GT’s interior looks a little too familiar [Video]
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Expand Expanding CloseMeet Racco: BYD’s first EV built to take on overseas markets
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Expand Expanding CloseKia launches a ‘full-scale attack’ as its first EV storms into Japan’s forbidden land
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Expand Expanding CloseToyota’s solid-state EV battery dreams might actually come true
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Expand Expanding CloseThe Jeep Recon EV is set to arrive any day now
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Expand Expanding CloseThis electric hot hatch is the Subaru STI we deserve
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Expand Expanding CloseMazda’s Vision X-Coupe packs 500hp with a rotary-powered hybrid twist
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Expand Expanding CloseHonda’s adorable electric hot hatch may be small, but it promises to pack a punch
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Expand Expanding CloseThe Toyota Corolla EV is bringing a sharp new look, but that’s just the start [Images]
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Expand Expanding CloseChevy lowers Equinox EV prices with a new 0% financing offer
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Expand Expanding CloseLucid’s (LCID) $50,000 midsize EVs will offer ‘mind-off’ Level 4 autonomy
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Expand Expanding CloseFord’s electric Bronco arrives in China to stoke a comeback
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