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Every electric car with a 400 miles (645 Km) range
Not long ago, the idea of an electric car being able to travel more than 400 miles on a single charge was unheard of.
Next-gen batteries may benefit plug-in hybrids as much as EVs
Plug-in hybrids with twice as much range are about to become the hot new thing. You can thank the California government and automakers’ lobbying efforts, in part, for delaying the all-electric transition.
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Two new Volkswagen products debut at the 2024's Montreal Electric Vehicle Show
For its 7th edition, which will take place at the Olympic Stadium from April 19 to 21, 2024, the Montreal Electric Vehicle Show (MEVS) will introduce visitors to more than 60 electrified models representing 23 automobile brands, record numbers for the event.
2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N rockets from zero to 100 in 3.4 seconds
The name Hyundai is said to have its roots in the Korean word ‘hyeondae’, an expression used when one is talking about ‘the present age’. In the automotive world, it doesn’t get any further towards the present age than an electric vehicle — especially one with 641 horsepower and the sort of tactile lariness gearheads like to find in sporty cars.
Quebec’s move to end EV incentives ups scrutiny on Ottawa, other provinces
The CAQ government is confident the province’s EV transition will continue without sales incentives beyond 2027. Reaction there and in the rest of Canada is mixed.