Electric vehicles

Our Chevrolet Bolt EUV expert review finishes in the top tier of this week’s countdown of our 10 most popular articles.

Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the summer for previously reserved 2023 Lyriq Debut Edition models, with rear- and all-wheel drive deliveries to follow in the fall of 2022 and early 2023, respectively.

Take a look at how the Latch system and each car seat scored in our Car Seat Check of the 2022 Tesla Model S.

The F-150 Lightning makes the most out of an all-electric truck by combining impressive power and useful innovations with many of the characteristics that make the F-150 the bestselling vehicle in North America.

Here are some of the best EVs available for model-years 2017-19 — those you might find now as used vehicles coming off leases or being replaced by first owners.

Wondering about EVs? Cars.com is here to help shoppers interested in EV ownership with our free Guide for the EV Curious event.

In our most popular article of the past week, Cars.com reviewers share which models soared and which sank at the 2022 New York auto show. See the rest of our top stories here.

The first affordable electric SUV without a defining flaw, the Ioniq 5 has a comfortable ride and plenty of space, but some of its best features can be had only for thousands of dollars more.

Chevrolet announced via Twitter that electrified and all-electric variants of the Corvette are coming, with the electrified version coming as early as next year.

Tesla changed its leasing policy and will now no longer allow customers taking delivery of a vehicle after April 15, 2022, to purchase their vehicle at the end of the lease.