#ElectricCars

With countries the world over looking to ban internal combustion engines in city centers and tech geeks getting all gung-ho about Tesla, you may think fossil fuels are on the way out, but you’d be wrong. Very wrong.

If the Chevy Volt and Toyota Prius are presented as solutions to cut greenhouse gas emissions, it may be a toss-up which one wins.

Panoz and its parent company, Green4U Technologies, unveiled a new all-electric race car concept with an eye on a future Le Mans entry.

The number of electric vehicles on the world’s roads reached 2 million last year, doubling from the 1 million EVs that were on roads just a year prior in 2015. 

Struggling to stay relevant months after unveiling its first electric car, Faraday Future wants us all to know it still exists.

Nissan’s all-electric Leaf has been a darling of the electrified car movement since its debut in late 2010 as a 2011 model. It not only became the best-selling electric vehicle in America for several years after its Dec. 2010 release, it has sold more cumulatively around the globe than any other EV to date.

Audi and Porsche have just announced that they will be working together on new vehicle architectures for future mobility, incorporating electric, digital, and autonomous technology.

It’s clear that Volvo is committed to electrification and won’t look elsewhere for power sources. 

Volvo is working to introduce its first all-electric vehicle and the brand is targeting a range of at least 250 miles. 

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Electric vehicle company Faraday Future is going ahead with plans to construct a plant, but is reeling in some of its goals to something more manageable. 

As of the end of 2016, the world has collectively purchased over 2 million plug-in electrified vehicles. 

With their limited range and small sizes, it should come as no surprise that nearly 98 percent of electric vehicle registrations happen in “urban areas” or densely populated cities.

BMW is stepping up its autonomous and electrified vehicle strategy by opening a self-driving car test center in Germany to help achieve its ambitious sales goals.

It seems like each year, there’s a new American automaker looking to build electric vehicles.