Electric Vehicles

Following positive rumblings about a one-off electrified classic Mini at the 2018 New York Auto Show, a team in Oxford started a side project to produce more. Now BMW has announced the fruits of those labors, the Mini Recharged project.

Rivian and Under Canvas have teamed up to offer Waypoints charging stations at two of the latter's safari-style glamping resorts. The resorts will expand Rivian's presence in Southern Utah, an always-popular off-road adventure destination.

A California startup co-founded by three former SpaceX engineers has emerged from stealth with a plan to build autonomous electric vehicles to haul freight by rail, and has raised a sizable pot of cash to move things forward.

Nissan has taken the original sub-100-mile-range Leaf and put it into the post-200-mile genre. Still the lowest-cost production EV on the market, the Leaf’s base price has actually been lowered for 2022.

Winnebago has announced plans to show an all-electric camper in just a few days. The Winnebago e-motorhome concept will debut at the 2022 Florida RV SuperShow and could lead to the first production electric motorhome in the US.

Just over two years ago, Volvo Trucks introduced the VNR Electric regional transport truck to the US market, and now the company has announced an enhanced version – with more per-charge range and faster charging.

Nuro has revealed the design for its 3rd-gen autonomous delivery pod, which can carry more groceries per trip, and comes with an external pedestrian airbag to the front that's "optimized to reduce the force of impact" in the event of collision.

Cadillac dives deep into the crystal ball with the all-new InnerSpace digital concept car it's showing at CES 2022. The ultra-low, sleek coupe has looks to kill, but it's really an interior concept with a personal theater as cozy as a living room.

At the Consumer Electronics Show 2022, Chrysler unveiled a new battery electric concept vehicle, recalling the name of the Airflow car from the 1930s. Chrysler also announced plans to launch its first fully electric vehicle by 2025.

Chevrolet blazes a new trail with the Silverado EV, reimagining its full-size truck into a versatile e-pickup with 400-mile range and 664 hp. The electric Silverado sports an all-new look, expandable bed and hands-free Super Cruise with trailering.

BMW has one-upped itself, rolling out one of the most jaw-dropping car exterior treatments ever. After unveiling the blackest car in the universe back in 2019, the company has now presented an iX Flow concept with color-changing E Ink panels.

Not even a full week into 2022, Mercedes-Benz continues swinging for the fences on automotive electrification. It becomes one of the first auto brands to introduce an all-electric camper van, turning its 225-mile EQV van into a four-sleeper e-camper.