The customer says she was told the electric car would fully charge overnight. But it turns out that will require equipment upgrades.

A $400 billion green bank for clean energy projects and a popular consumer tax credit for electric vehicles are among federal programs being scrutinized amid a broader order from the Trump administration for a government-wide spending freeze.

Global sales of fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles will rise by at least 17% this year to over 20 million cars, helped by an extension of China's auto trade-in subsidies, research firm Rho Motion forecast on Tuesday.

What if President Trump was actually including something that hit much closer to home –  the Palmetto State’s fast-growing, billion-dollar electric vehicle (EV) industry?

Nio ( NIO -2.31%), one of China's largest premium electric vehicle (EV) players by sales, was always an intriguing investment opportunity. It gave investors a path into China's booming EV market, which was heavily subsidized by the government and is poised to take over roads globally.

Electric vehicle sales in Europe will accelerate in 2025 mainly thanks to a German recovery, but EU mandated targets for 2030 look hopelessly optimistic.

According to Nikkei, Honda plans to launch a smaller EV priced under $30,000 in the US as early as 2026. It will be made locally, starting with the batteries, to cut costs. The new EV is expected to be the entry-level model for its upcoming Honda 0 Series. It will be a cornerstone for Honda’s global expansion.

It's not easy to profit off EVs, but GM just took a big step in the right direction.

The electric luxury SUV gears up for the long haul with up to 450 miles EPA-estimated range and super-fast charging à gogo.

The restyled 2025 iX has become the first battery-electric BMW to eke out more than 400 miles of EV range, with the German automaker claiming 435 miles.

UK ministers are drawing up plans to subsidise electric car purchases by guaranteeing consumer loans, as they look at ways to drive up sales that remain stubbornly below official targets.