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A recent survey sponsored by BMW Group U.S. headquarters in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey on American consumers, reveals growing optimism regarding the adoption of electric vehicles.

Waffle House is going electric. In a 2026 rollout, 2,000+ locations will be equipped with 400-kW EV fast chargers from BP Pulse. With 24/7 access, CCS/NACS connectors, and hot waffles on standby, it’s the perfect pit stop for EV drivers across the South.

Despite worries over trade sanctions and tariffs, the world is turning to all-electric cars in big numbers, exceeding 17 million sales in 2024 and 20% of Global Car Sales. A recent report tells us that a quarter of all new car sales in 2025 will be EVs.

Hyundai’s BlueLink app has received a major upgrade for the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9 EVs and now offers plug-and-charge functionality with Tesla Superchargers and other EV charging networks.

The all-new Jeep Compass is a popular compact SUV that will be available as a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or all-electric vehicle. Available soon in Europe, the big question is, will it come to eager American drivers?

The all-new 2026 Lexus ES is the eighth generation of this mainstream sedan. It’s the first ES to be available in both hybrid and fully electric forms. Larger and more luxurious than ever before, the ES debuts an all-new Lexus design language

Do you remember the Volvo Cross Country, which became the XC70? Now, the name is coming back on a midsize plug-in hybrid SUV with EPA estimated 120 miles of pure electric driving range.

The Chinese electric car manufacturer BYD just announced a true game changer in the EV world. They are talking about 1,000 kW charging at one megawatt. This technology may allow you to charge your EV as quickly as filling up a gasoline powered car.

As new tariffs reshape the auto industry, Hyundai is staying one step ahead. With a $7B EV and hybrid plant in Georgia and major U.S. supply chain investments, the automaker is adapting fast, balancing policy shifts, affordability, and its ambitious electric future.

The Golden State leads the nation in EV adoption and currently has over 178,000 EV chargers up and working compared to 120,000 gas pumps.

Auto industry insiders tell us that Toyota hopes to have 15 all-electric vehicle models in production by 2027. The Japanese automaker is targeting production of one million EVs worldwide per year by then.

Discover what's new for the 2026 GMC Hummer EV, now offering enhanced off-road handling with King Crab mode and a quicker, adrenaline-inducing 0-60 mph sprint of just 2.8 seconds

What’s in a name? The Toyota bZ4X has received a number of big upgrades – enough that it’s now just called the Toyota bZ. Way more range, way more performance, and faster charging add up to a very competitive electric crossover.

The groundbreaking US-UK trade deal slashes tariffs on steel, biofuels, and EVs, providing a major boost to Jaguar and accelerating EV adoption worldwide.

eBikes are showing up everywhere these days and the folks at JackRabbit are dedicated to making a line of ultra lightweight, portable micro eBikes with a range of over 20 miles.

Known for its luxury American cars and forward-thinking EV tech, automaker Cadillac predicts that between 30- and 35-percent of its American sales in 2025 will be all-electric vehicles.

GM Energy, Pilot, and Flying J now offer 130 high-speed EV chargers across 25 states, delivering quick, convenient charging along major travel routes. Hundreds more locations are coming soon, making electric road trips easier nationwide.

GMC is expanding its lineup of Sierra EV pickups with two distinctive new trims: the off-road ready AT4 and the slick and stylish Elevation. They come with lower starting prices and a choice of batteries.

EV sales in the U.S. continue to gain ground in 2025, making a notable leap in the first quarter compared to 2024. Some automakers saw huge surges in sales while others faltered. Who were the winners and losers?

President Trump's ambitious plan for a 25 percent tariff on imported automobiles aims to boost domestic manufacturing and generate $100 billion in annual revenue. But with automakers bracing for higher costs and disrupted global supply chains, who stands to win and who might feel the pinch?

The U.S. is racing to double its EV battery production by year’s end. With billions in investment and 10+ mega-factories underway, this manufacturing boom is creating jobs, reducing reliance on China, and reshaping the future of clean transportation.