#Hybrid

Volvo will debut a new plug-in hybrid during the Shanghai Motor Show next week.

Lamborghini may face greater pressure to introduce an SUV in the near future as the super sports car segment continues to crowd.

Nissan is pushing for safer driving at all price points.

BMW’s i sub-brand currently has two models, but the German automaker is contemplating what’s to come for this eco friendly division.

An all-new Hyundai Tucson debuted at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, featuring a new design and safety systems, but the company is also showcasing a pair of high-tech hybrid powertrains.

This is the Mitsubishi Concept GC-PHEV, a hybrid show car that’s making its North American debut right here in Chicago. This utility vehicle showcases styling cues that will supposedly make their way to a production full-size crossover in the future.

Two new Hyundai Sonata models are being introduced for 2016 and not surprisingly both focus on efficiency.

Lamborghini’s show-stopper of a concept car wasn’t ever meant to preview a production vehicle, but that might be about to change.

Hyundai is next on the list to develop a Toyota Prius fighter.

Crossovers have come to dominate the market. In a lot of ways they’re like an invasive, non-native species. Over the years they’ve silently displaced traditional cars, becoming the go-to vehicle for many families. But are they really tantamount to Asian carp, zebra mussels or nutria?

Corporate Average Fuel Economy, CAFE for short, is a series of regulations designed to improve the efficiency of vehicles sold in the United States. Automakers will be required to average 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 2025.

How exciting! The European version of Toyota’s Prius v has gotten a minor update for 2015.

The folks at Green Car Journal have just released their list of finalists for the 2015 Green Car of the Year award. The group includes a surprising diversity of vehicles from several manufacturers.

Lamborghini rushed into the 2014 Paris Motor Show with a beast of a concept, featuring 910-hp.