The Rivian Adventure Network of DC fast chargers is being slowly upgraded to feature both CCS1 and NACS cables.

Charging your electric car at home is one of the biggest perks of owning an EV. It’s convenient, cost-effective, and keeps you ready for the road whenever you need to go. If you’re new to the world of ...

Lexus has finally brought a plug-in hybrid to the Australian market with the RX450h+, and we’ve been testing the ...

The Standard Range IM5 uses the former while the Long Range and Performance derivatives get the latter. MG expects most buyers to go for 100kWh, but a substantial percentage will take the sub-£40k ...

We take look at the overlooked role the cross-sectional area of a cable (CSA) can play in the safety and “green” aspects of ...

The Zeekr X is a fun, sporty little car to drive, combined with a premium interior that lives up to the luxury aspirations of ...

The market is always right. Historic luxury car marques are finding this to their cost as they delay overly ambitious ...

The ultra-cheap EX30 continues to elude Americans, but this Cross Country is a nice consolation prize, blending off-road ...

The carmaker has been grappling with tariff uncertainty, muted electric-vehicle demand and intensifying competition in China.

Kia’s EV3 may be one of the most compact electric cars on the market, but it doesn’t fall short when it comes to clever ...

With its muscular exterior styling and dual-motor setup, is the Cross Country worth the upgrade over the standard car?

Latest new car sales figures show a sharp increase in the take-up of electric cars with 46,354 new EVs registered during June, an increase of 39.1 per cent on June 2024. That means a quarter of all ...