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Rivian's all-electric ute and SUV are set to roll out to customers in the middle of 2021, led by the R1T ute.

Australia’s car manufacturers have created their own CO2 reduction roadmap in lieu of the government. It's nowhere near as stringent as the targets enforced by the European Union, but they say it's a start. We talk to the FCAI chief executive.

The angular Tesla Cybertruck will be built in Austin, Texas. Elon Musk has announced construction on the new factory will begin this year.

In a bid to prove the Mach-E belongs in the Mustang family, Ford has teamed up with RTR to create a seven-motor 1044kW monster.

Mercedes-Benz’s all-electric flagship, set for launch next year, promises to beat Tesla and everyone else with 700km of electric range.

A new Kia EV has been spotted in Europe, and it will likely share its platform and drivetrain with the upcoming Hyundai 45.

We have a chat with the founder of JET Charge, co-founder of Chargefox, and Electric Vehicle Council Chair, about the state of play for EVs in Australia, obstacles to be overcome, and vehicle-to-grid.

The Leaf wasn't the first electric car Nissan put into production, although as of 2020 it's easily the most popular.

Wondering if you'd be able to do most of your driving on electric power in a plug-in hybrid? There's an app for that.

Nissan is getting (even more) serious about electric vehicles with the launch of the Ariya. Here's how its electric sales targets stack up with those of its rivals.

Tesla’s entry-level SUV has lost its entry-level model, though Elon Musk promises a new base model is in the works.

2021 all-electric SUV looks like last year's concept car, will come with 65kWh and 90kWh batteries, and optional twin-motor AWD. Mustang Mach-E, Tesla Model Y, and Volkswagen ID.4 are in its crosshairs.

Electric startup Fisker could soon have access to a lot more cash, as well as the Volkswagen Group's MEB EV architecture.

Better late than never, right? BMW has waded into the electric SUV battle with the iX3, here next year.

In one investment round, electric vehicle start-up Rivian has raised almost as much as it did all last year.

Fisker has secured $71 million in funding, though it may be a drop in the ocean when it comes to funding its ambitious goals.