Nissan announced prices for its first plug-in hybrid (PHEV), the 2026 Rogue, will start at under $46,000.
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Automakers, battery manufacturers, and companies from around the globe are racing to bring solid-state EV batteries to market, promising significant improvements in energy density, charging, and driving range.
Expand Expanding CloseKia EV2 crushes cold weather test with impressive driving range and charging speeds
Who said electric vehicles don’t belong in the frigid cold? Kia’s smallest, most affordable EV, the EV2, achieved impressive range and charging performance in cold-weather testing, even though it’s still a prototype.
Expand Expanding CloseWhile rivals scale back EV plans, Hyundai bets on battery tech and improved charging
After notching its fifth straight record-breaking sales year in the US, Hyundai has no plans of slowing down. The company is ramping up local production while advancing new battery tech to boost EV sales.
Expand Expanding CloseBYD hits a milestone with solid-state EV batteries due out as soon as 2027
The world’s leading EV maker is preparing to introduce new battery chemistries to stay a step ahead of the competition. After a series of breakthroughs, BYD is expected to begin producing solid-state EV batteries as soon as next year.
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The 2026 Volvo EX90 is smarter, more powerful, and can charge faster than ever. Despite considerable upgrades, Volvo is making it more affordable with a new base model.
Expand Expanding CloseToyota reveals the Highlander EV as its first three-row electric SUV
It’s finally official. Toyota confirmed the 2027 Highlander will be its first three-row electric SUV after revealing new details about the upcoming EV on Monday.
Expand Expanding CloseHyundai is about to unveil its electric hot hatch and a few other new EVs
Hyundai will unveil the IONIQ 3 in just a few weeks, the first of a family of smaller, more affordable electric vehicles.
Expand Expanding CloseFord has 5 more affordable vehicles coming for under $40,000, including a new EV
Ford is promising to introduce more affordable vehicles over the next few years, including five priced under $40,000.
Expand Expanding CloseGenesis is launching a new EV platform in 2027 that will offer a unique luxury experience
Genesis is growing faster than practically any luxury marque in history. With plans to introduce a unique new EV platform next year, Genesis aims to solidify its status in the premium segment.
Expand Expanding CloseThe world’s first sodium-ion battery EV is here and it could be a game changer
Leading global battery maker CATL and Changan Automobile unveiled the world’s first passenger EV powered by a sodium-ion battery on Thursday.
Expand Expanding CloseSubaru is now building EVs in-house, starting with a new electric SUV
The new electric SUV is now rolling off the production line at Subaru’s Gunma Yajima Plant, the first time an EV has been made at the facility.
Expand Expanding CloseKia’s electric hatch drove almost 250 miles and recharged in 33 minutes in the frigid cold
The EV4, Kia’s electric hatchback, proved its prowess in the El Prix Winter Test, driving almost 250 miles (390 km) in temperatures as low as –31°C (-23.8 °F). It also recharged from 10% to 80% in just over 30 minutes.
Expand Expanding CloseHere’s our first look at Ford’s $30,000 mid-size electric pickup
Ford is betting on its new Universal EV platform to compete with BYD and other leading Chinese brands. The first UEV-based model will be a mid-size electric pickup that Ford says will start at around $30,000. Here’s our first look at it.
Expand Expanding CloseSolid-state EV batteries hit a milestone in the US
Solid-state EV batteries, deemed the “holy grail” of battery tech, are moving from the lab to reality, even in the US.
Expand Expanding CloseHyundai is pausing production of this electric SUV, but promises the EV will return
The Kona EV will not be available for the 2026 model year, but Hyundai says the electric SUV is not gone for good. Until then, it will still offer 2025 models.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Toyota bZ is now among America’s top-selling EVs after a surprise sales surge
Toyota is finally selling electric vehicles in the US, thanks to the new and improved bZ. After sales shot up in January, the bZ was among the best-selling EVs in the US, outpacing the Hyundai IONIQ 5.
Expand Expanding CloseBMW just built the first i3 Neue Klasse EV, its most important electric sedan
The new i3 is a drastic improvement over the outgoing model as BMW’s first Neue Klasse electric sedan. After the first pre-series models rolled off the production line, BMW is preparing to begin mass production by the end of 2026.
Expand Expanding CloseFord has a new plan to compete with Chinese EVs: If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em
For months, Ford and Geely have been discussing a potential partnership that would allow the Chinese automaker to use underutilized plant capacity in Europe. The two appear to be closing in on a deal that would involve more than just sharing manufacturing space.
Expand Expanding CloseKia’s electric van shows up in the US again, but something is different
Kia’s futuristic electric van was recently caught driving in Michigan. Although we’ve seen the PV5 testing in the US before, this one was different.
Expand Expanding CloseFord drivers who go electric don’t miss gas cars ‘in the least bit,’ so where’s the EVs?
Ford says some drivers are “embracing an electric future,” with no plans to buy another ordinary gas car after experiencing the difference firsthand.
Expand Expanding CloseHyundai and Kia kick off 2026 with a bang
Hyundai and Kia are showing no signs of slowing down after posting record-breaking January sales to start the new year.
Expand Expanding CloseThis luxury carmaker is gearing up to launch a new entry-level EV, and we can’t wait
Audi is set to unveil the new entry-level luxury EV by the end of the year. The new model will likely carry on the A2 name, but the electric version will bring a unique new design and more.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Toyota C-HR is not the $30,000 EV we had hoped for, but this one might be
The 2026 C-HR was expected to be the $30,000 EV everyone was waiting for from Toyota. Although it’s a bit more expensive than anticipated, Toyota does offer an EV starting around that price.
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