Electric vehicles

As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Cars.com’s announcement of model-year 2022’s most American automobiles — via our 2022 American-Made Index — dominates this week’s countdown of most popular news articles.

The ID. Aero concept’s range is estimated to be roughly 385 miles based on European testing, though official EPA numbers are often lower.

While only a sketch, the Ioniq 6 appears to share the flowing lines and cheeky rear spoiler of its concept predecessor, using what Hyundai calls “Electrified Streamliner” design language.

The 2022 three-row SUVs that offer captain’s chairs are listed by root model name, though some models may or may not offer captain’s chairs in hybrid or other variants.

Unfortunate name notwithstanding, there’s a lot of things to like about the 2023 bZ4X, chief among them its regular-car vibes.

In Cars.com’s most popular news story of the week, we logged average gas mileage in our first four months with the Ford Maverick at 33 mpg. See the rest of the list here.

While its overall driving range isn’t as long as a Tesla Model Y’s, the 2023 GV60’s focus on performance is similar, and it has more approachable interior controls.

A battery issue is prompting Ford to recall nearly 49,000 Mustang Mach-E SUVs. The automaker also issued a delivery hold to dealers.

The 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the first affordable electric SUV that lacks a defining shortcoming, but that doesn’t mean it’s flawless.

With its all-electric powertrain and sheer size, the reincarnated 2023 Hummer EV shatters any preconceived ideas you may have about either electric vehicles or pickup trucks.