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NIO, China’s foremost maker of mad electric vehicles and winner of the 2014/15 Formula E world championship, has just released a video of its supercar, the EP9, making it around the Nurburgring in 7:05.120.

Quebec has become the first Canadian province to join California and nine other U.S. states by adopting zero emission vehicle sales requirements.

It’s hard to believe, but the 2016 Geneva Motor Show is just a couple weeks away. This event is renowned for the high-dollar exotic cars that debut there. In keeping with this, Lexus has some big news planned for Switzerland.

Many hardcore enthusiasts think BMW has fallen from grace. This legendary Bavarian brand became famous for building engaging, sophisticated vehicles that were the envy of the auto industry.

Chevrolet’s Volt extended-range electric vehicle is getting a total redesign for the 2016 model year and some important information about it has prematurely surfaced.

Audi  just revealed a self-driving version of its R8 e-tron electric sports car at the CES Asia show in Shanghai.

Tesla will expand its business later this year to extend beyond selling electric cars by offering a home battery system.

Daimler’s much-maligned smart car has received a desperately-needed overhaul for the 2016 model year but unfortunately the brand’s entire lineup has not been redesigned just yet.

Nissan’s all-electric Leaf hatchback is racking up deliveries, in fact it’s the best selling EV in the United States.

Forget Toyota and Tesla, Porsche is the world innovator when it comes to plug-In electric/hybrid technology.

Things are heating up in the premium-EV segment. The folks at Mercedes-Benz are poised to introduce their new B-Class Electric Drive. Pricing for this small people-hauler was just announced.

Tesla’s Model S sedan scored an unprecedented “99 out of 100” from Consumer Reports last year, but the glowing endorsement from this influential publication could turn out to be short lived. Sources indicate the reliability of this car may have taken a slide.

Heads up EV fans, Kia is on track to launch its first global battery-powered vehicle in 2016.

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed an advanced simulation that projects future emissions in the United States and the results of this study are surprising.