ELECTRIC CARS

After years of talk, serious competition for Tesla is finally here.

XING Mobility showcased the prototype of a “rally-inspired supercar” with off-road capability that is projected to go from standstill to over 62 miles an hour in 1.8 seconds.

Samsung Electronics joined this year’s NAIAS 2018 to showcase its new EV batteries.

On Tuesday, Musk asked Tesla customers for suggestions to improve its cars, and he agreed to many of the ideas that poured in in response, promising they would be implemented soon.

For the third time this year, Tesla is being sued for racist harassment and the company's failure to act on it.

Researchers are working on wireless charging technology that will enable transfer of charge to moving vehicles.

The use of the technology, engineered by researchers at the University of Washington, could result in the manufacturing of cheaper, faster supercapacitor electrodes.

Self-driving car startup Faraday Future will halt plans to build a long-awaited self-driving car factory in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The world’s highest-selling ca rmaker will work on its own electric vehicles, as well as try develop a “flying car” with Japanese startup Cartivator.

The battery, which its manufacturer says can drive a car for 300 miles on a full charge, is not yet commercialized.

The delivery service successfully tested a residential delivery via drone.

China is exploring a new policy that would lighten some of its protectionist laws and allow electric car manufacturers like Tesla to start building their vehicles in the country.

Charging stations for electric cars are to be added across major highways in Europe, beginning in 2017.

The German automaker will change the looks and increase the range of its electric hatchback, Welt am Sonntag reported Sunday.

The electric car company plans to expand upon its Fremont, California factory real estate to meet hefty production goals.

High-tech automaker Tesla's electric vehicles are very different from other cars on the road.

The trial run testing the driverless cars launched Monday with six Audi vehicles equipped with self-driving technology and mapping systems.

Jia Yeuting, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Chinese conglomerate LeEco, has taken aim at Apple and Tesla.

Car manufacturers are moving toward hybrid and electric vehicles, and just about every company is getting on the “green” road.

Despite the Tesla CEO's opinion, reports point to 2019 as the earliest year his rival’s rumored electric vehicle will debut.

The connected, autonomous and electric vehicles that will change the auto industry are on display this week in Las Vegas.