Ford takes the EPA’s 105-mpge combined mileage rating for its 2012 Focus Electric and runs with it, noting that it beats the Nissan Leaf’s 99 mpge.

Audi is launching feasibility study on the electric drive Audi A3 e-tron vehicle in the United States as it looks to gauge American interest in its electric vehicles.

Designer Noppan Kewkanjai thinks there’s an alternative to motorcycles and scooters in developing nations, one that’s cheaper, safer and kinder to the environment.

Stanford scientists have designed a system using magnetic fields to transmit current which may lead to a highway that charges cars as they cruise down the road.

Hawaii just extended its EV Ready Rebate Program, bolstering the program with an additional $150,000 and extending the deadline for rebates to March 31.

San Francisco artist Jay Nelson has come up with an eco-friendly camper made of electric bike parts, but be patient – it tops out at 20 mph.

After selecting its first San Diego dealer, electric-vehicle maker Coda seems finally ready to start marketing real cars to actual human beings.

350Green sees itself as a major player in the EV charger industry, we learn in an interview, and has plans to continue to grow in this developing market.

Not only is this movie a really fun and fast-paced documentary (yes, even a documentary can be fun), but it’s an important look into an industry that is both a big part and solution of the climate change problem.

There are many niche electric car manufacturers out there, but few as organized and with such resources as Arcimoto looks to have. Will it succeed though?

Emphasizing technological innovation, Ford uses the Consumers Electronics Show stage to introduce Focus Electric, its first all-electric passenger vehicle.

Chelsea Sexton, the EV heroine at the heart of the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?, talks all things electric cars, including what it will take for them to gain greater mainstream acceptance.