Electric cars

We took a quick spin in each of two new Ford Expedition incarnations in one of Cars.com’s most popular news articles of the week. See the full list here.

Chevrolet lowered the price of the 2023 Bolt EV to improve its competitiveness and make it the cheapest new EV you can buy in America.

Few details are currently available about the Polestar 3, but the automaker says it will come standard with a dual-motor powertrain at launch.

Orders for Nissan’s first all-electric SUV, the Ariya, are closed (for now), and it’s unclear at this time when new orders will be allowed.

The Mercedes-Benz GLB’s electrified twin, the 2022 Mercedes-EQ EQB, is arriving soon with a starting price of $55,550.

Amid price increases on just about everything these days, GM is taking a different tack by lowering the prices of its 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV and larger Bolt EUV electric vehicles.

One of Cars.com’s most popular articles of the past month is a roundup of the used cars boasting the highest rising resale value. See the full list here.

An updated roundup of the EVs that can go the farthest on a single charge had the most juice with Cars.com readers in the past week. Check out the rest of our top stories here.

The Wildcat EV concept is an all-electric coupe in a 2+2 configuration that features a low and wide stance, a sharply sloped roofline and a wraparound windshield.

The 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric is a pleasant, practical subcompact SUV with decent range, entertaining road manners and a competitive price tag.