You can get subscriptions for your music, TV and games, so why not for your vehicle as well? A company called Canoo wants to become the “Netflix of cars” by offering the world’s first subscription-only electric vehicle, and today it has revealed its futuristic van-like EV.

In its 2015 projection, OPEC anticipated less than 50 million electric vehicles on the road in 2040. In its 2018 projection, OPEC expects 300 million electric vehicles at that date.

If energy and transportation planners stop seeing their sectors as separate markets for batteries—a World Resources Institute researcher argued last week—there will be more than enough energy storage to go around.

Imagine an electric vehicle that can be fully charged in just a matter of minutes. Sounds crazy, right?

Home battery systems can help during power outages. So can the battery packs rolling around in electric vehicles.

Cobalt, a key battery material, is often sourced in problematic ways — Volvo wants to change that with technology.

EDF is to acquire battery storage and EV charging infrastructure firm Pivot Power in a bid to bolster its position in both markets.

VW plans to sell 300,000 electrified vehicles in China next year, rising to one million by 2025, with a 10 model line-up.

If NIO has its way, battery swap stations will be the future of EV charging.

China is leading the world in electric vehicle adoption, with almost all city buses run on electric batteries. The U.S. has been slow to catch on, with only 300 electric buses delivered last year compared to China’s 78,000. That’s all starting to change, with some cities and companies leading the charge.

Taking the bus to work can feel like the right thing to do — fewer cars mean fewer greenhouse gas emissions.

Robert Llewellyn discusses US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Rep AOC) giving Exxon climate change research scientists a grilling over ExxonMobil’s climate change cover-up and more.

It’s no secret that Ford is working on a battery-electric crossover SUV. The fine folks at MachEForum have taken it upon themselves to create a rendering of what the new Mustang-inspired model might look like.

Dutch startup Lightyear claims it’s One electric car is the most aerodynamic car in the world, thanks to a Cd below 0.20, the company announced Tuesday.

There’s been a lot of talk about the proposed Land Rover “Road Rover” project following the company’s 2018 patent filing. Some say that the Road Rover will be a butch wagon, others suggest it could be a full-on luxury sedan. But the latest rumor suggests the Land Rover Road Rover will be a fully electric, direct shot at the upcoming EVs from Porsche and Audi.

It comes standard with features like navigation, automatic climate control, and heated seats.

Ford Motor Company will reveal on November 18 an all-electric SUV inspired by its iconic Mustang, one of the world’s largest auto manufacturers said, as legacy carmakers try to grab shares of the growing electric vehicle market.

The Bollinger B1 and B2 electric trucks will start at a shocking $125,000.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk forecast that the company’s energy business will eventually be the same size as — or even bigger than — its automotive sector, the latest sign that the company plans to put more time and resources to scale up its solar and storage products.

Mazda Motor Corporation has unveiled its first mass-production electric vehicle, named Mazda MX-30, at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. A new addition to Mazda’s car lineup, the MX-30 is the automaker’s third new-generation model. Aiming to offer an experience that lets customers relax and be themselves and deepens the bond between car and owner, the model offers a creative time...