electric vehicles

Electric vehicles maker Lordstown Motors Corp said CEO Steve Burns and Chief Financial Officer Julio Rodriguez have resigned.

As automakers including Ford and GM invest heavily in electric vehicles to catch Tesla, dealerships enter the EV future, and business models being tested.

CEO Elon Musk had hyped the vehicle as the “quickest production car ever made” in weeks before the event.

With the number of electric vehicles on the planet’s roads increasing, society will need to adapt.

Nio delivered 6,711 vehicles in May, a 95.3% year-on-year. However, that was a 5% decrease from April.

CNBC got an inside look at Ample, an electric vehicle battery swapping company bringing the technology to the U.S.

There’s a “misconception” about who buys into thematic tech funds, says Global X’s head of research and strategy, Jay Jacobs.

Ford’s stock just broke above a very long-term trend line, typically a sign of more upside ahead, Miller Tabak’s Matt Maley says.

The Oxford Superhub will be based at a park-and-ride site to the south of the English city.

Tesla’s reliance on credits has been thrust back into the spotlight after investor Michael Burry took a $534 million short position against the carmaker.

Arizona has rapidly become a hub for electric vehicle and self-driving tech, and it’s now getting three big new microchip factories amid the global shortage.

In some countries a transition to electric vehicles appears, slowly but surely, to be underway.

With demand only set to increase, there will be a number of hurdles to overcome.

Major carmakers are looking to increase their electric vehicle offering.

On Monday, VW announced plans to establish six “gigafactories” in Europe by the end of the decade.

Huawei is boosting its efforts in areas such as cloud computing and smart cars hoping software becomes a larger part of its revenue mix in the future.

Xpeng Motors launched the P5, a sedan with new self-driving features and Lidar technology, as it looks to race ahead in China’s ultra-competitive auto market.

CNBC got an inside look at former Tesla CTO JB Straubel’s lithium-ion battery recycling start-up.

Since its $1.5 billion U.S. initial public offering last year, Xpeng Motors has raised money to fuel growth and battle against domestic rivals as well as Tesla.

U.S. automakers are finally making big commitments to go electric, but in the short term, there may not be enough lithium-ion batteries to go around.