Electric vehicles

Jaguar's 2019 I-Pace sets a high bar for the expected wave of electric SUVs 
 from traditional luxury automakers chasing Tesla's success.

Here's what's new this week in the pickup truck world as reported by sister 
 site PickupTrucks.com.

Approximately 250 model-year 2011-16 Volkswagen cars and SUVs are 
 being recalled.

The Tesla Model X involved in a recent fatal crash sped up from 62 mph to 
 about 71 mph in the seconds before the crash and did not brake or 
 attempt evasive steering, says the NTSB.

Interested in buying a new car this weekend, but not sure of where to 
 start? Check out our link guide here.

Elon Musk's Twitter feed is one of the most reliable places to find Tesla 
 news, and it delivered a string of doozies related to the Model 3 late last 
 week.

With more conventional styling and a longer range, the redesigned 2018 Nissan Leaf all-electric hatchback is more mainstream and practical than ever, but Nissan missed an opportunity to fix some of its glaring shortcomings.

Volkswagen's Electrify America project will install electric vehicle chargers 
 at more than 100 Walmart parking lots in 34 states.

Buick's new Enspire concept is an all-electric SUV with beautiful lines and 
 the stats to give shoppers considering the Tesla Model X pause — if it gets 
 built.

Approximately 70,400 model-year 2012-16 Tesla Model S sedans equipped 
 with Bosch steering racks are being recalled.