Ford is extending its Power Promise program, which provides a complimentary home electric vehicle charger and standard installation, through March 31.
Subaru has announced a significant price reduction for its 2025 Solterra all-electric SUV, which will now start at $39,915 before applicable tax credits.
With an all-new Nissan Kicks now in showrooms, the first-generation Kicks will remain on sale for 2025 under the new name Kicks Play.
After getting a new name and more range for the 2024 model year, Audi’s Q8 e-Tron lineup sees minor updates for 2025.
BMW’s X1 subcompact SUV now comes standard with heated front seats and Personal eSIM 5G, and a heated steering wheel is available as a stand-alone option.
Mitsubishi’s Eclipse Cross continues into the 2025 model year with minor updates aimed at improving safety and convenience.
Hyundai, luxury arm Genesis and sister brand Kia are issuing new recalls for more than 208,000 electric vehicles due to a potential issue with the integrated charging control unit.
Entering its final model year, the 2025 Cadillac XT4 drops its entry-level Luxury trim and brings minor updates that focus mainly on safety and tech across its two remaining trims: Premium Luxury and Sport.
If you’re considering a new electric vehicle, recent incentives from automakers may make now a practical time to explore your options.
With a range of powertrains and the option for all-wheel drive, the Mercedes-Benz CLA lineup continues to offer compact luxury styling and now starts at $45,550.