GreenCars News

The much-anticipated midsize truck on Ford's new Universal Electric Vehicle platform now has a name — Fathom — and a price tag under $30,000.

From Audi's new plug-in models to Nissan's e-Power system, automakers are expanding their hybrid offers to meet the demand for efficient vehicles. 

As part of its new UEV program, Ford is integrating Apple Maps into its vehicles for navigation, charger routing, and next-gen BlueCruise.

Demo Days Festival turned the Rose Bowl grounds into a hands-on test of cars, trucks, motorcycles, micromobility, and off-road machines. GreenCars joined the weekend with live EV conversations, personalized Matchmaker recommendations, and support from Sherman Oaks BMW and Keyes Lexus.

GM plans to introduce eyes-off highway driving on the Cadillac Escalade IQ in 2028. Mandi Damman explains why letting drivers look away requires vehicle-mounted lidar, overlapping sensors, redundant controls, more powerful computing, and a far deeper approach to testing.

Magna built its powertrain business on gears, transmissions, and four-wheel-drive hardware. Today, roughly 60 percent of its powertrain engineering workforce works on software, using code, AI, and digital twins to improve EV range, hybrid efficiency, traction, refinement, and vehicle development.

This year, our annual beagle rescue mission went fully electric. From Omaha to Portland, we carried 16 dogs 1,700 miles to their forever homes without using a drop of gas. 

GreenCars expands its Matchmaker quiz to include hybrids and 35+ MPG vehicles, giving every eco-conscious driver a personalized path to cleaner driving.

Use AI to narrow your EV or hybrid search, ask better questions, and find the green car that fits your lifestyle before you hit the dealership.

Ferrari’s first EV is fast, expensive, and wildly controversial. But the real question is whether an electric Ferrari can still feel like a Ferrari.

GreenCars launches its new Marketplace with 25,000+ cleaner vehicles nationwide, bridging the gap between EV education and actually buying one.

As data centers put strain on America's power grid, an innovative technology called a microgrid could keep EVs charged and the lights on.

Q1 sales data shows everyday drivers are still choosing green cars, but practicality, affordability, and hybrid flexibility are winning over hype.

A wave of leased EVs is hitting the used market, and prices are becoming more attractive. For the right driver, electric driving may finally feel less expensive and more practical.

Chinese EVs may be blocked from U.S. showrooms, but they are already changing the market in Australia, Europe, Canada, and beyond. Here is why the rest of the world is moving faster than Americans might realize.