#ElectricVehicleSales

There will be one-million plug-in vehicles on the roadways worldwide by September.

A recent study has revealed that those customers adopting EVs tend to be young and wealthy. 

Electrified vehicles are gaining ground in the U.S. market.

The Nissan Leaf is the first plug-in vehicle that has sold over 30,000 units in a single year.

Thanks to stricter emissions laws than the rest of the country, California alone accounts for nearly half of plug-in vehicle sales in the US. 

Sales of electrified vehicles are picking up steam and in doing so they’re making an impact on America’s consumption of fossil fuel.

California along with seven other states have made a pledge to get 3.3 million zero-emission vehicles onto their roads by 2025 by introducing new incentives for zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) buyers.

If you’ve recently been shopping for a Tesla Model S and using the official website’s configurator you may want to double check the pricing.

The U.S. Department of Energy has released a graph showing that electric vehicles are outselling hybrids over the same period of time since their introduction to the market.

When it comes to popular electric vehicles in America, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV isn’t exactly one of them, with overall weak sales since its debut.

Incentives and price cuts boosted electric vehicle sales in June.

Tesla has won the battle in North Carolina against the state’s automobile dealers when a House committee killed a bill that would have stopped the American automaker from selling direct to consumers.

A New York bill that could have essentially put Tesla out of business in the state has been stopped.

After losing its lawsuit against Tesla, New York auto dealers are backing a bill submitted to the state’s legislature in hopes to block direct car sales for Tesla.

Prices for electric cars are falling dramatically and the reason for the discounted cost may surprise you.