Electric vehicles

Cars that drive on their own, talk to each other and even step over 
 obstacles are all part of this year's 2019 Consumer Electronics Show. Here 
 are eight automotive announcements that caught our eye.

The new 2019 Nissan Leaf Plus Series, which was unveiled at the 2019 
 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, turns over a new leaf in the 
 company's electric vehicle plans. Here are the details.

The big surprise this week among our most read reviews is the appearance 
 of a new one for the 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe that launched straight to No. 
 2.

Infiniti will give shoppers a peek at the future of its electric vehicles at the 
 2019 Detroit auto show with the QX Inspiration concept.

Tesla cuts prices $2,000 across the board on all models today as the 
 federal tax credit for its vehicles drops by half to $3,750.

Approximately 1,000 model-year 2017-18 Honda Clarity Fuel Cell electric 
 vehicles are being recalled for their electronic control unit software.

Audi's e-tron joins the wave of luxury electric SUVs that will challenge 
 Tesla's lead, and it starts at $75,795.

For 2019, Toyota adds all-wheel drive to the refreshed Prius' slimmed-
 down 
 lineup.
 

Electric-vehicle shoppers have more options than ever, and Hyundai added 
 one more with the electric version of its Kona subcompact SUV. There's 
 good news and bad to that.

Infiniti will celebrate the 30th birthday of its launch in Detroit in 1989 with 
 an electric concept for the brand's 2021 electrified future.