Electric vehicles

When Jaguar's first electric vehicle, the I-Pace, goes on sale later this year, 
 it will start at $70,495 for the base model.

The 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid and Ioniq Electric offer a couple of 
 unique features.

The automaker instead will focus its electric efforts on its coming EQ brand 
 of electrified vehicles.
 

The U.S. Department of Transportation has finalized rules that require 
 electric and hybrid vehicles to emit sounds to alert pedestrians of their 
 approach.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter in the middle of the night to 
 showcase 
 new software for rain-detecting windshield wipers.

Volkswagen's latest step forward in its plans for all-electric autonomous 
 vehicles is the I.D. Vizzion: a four-passenger sedan with no steering wheel 
 or gasoline engine.

A new survey finds there's a large information gap about self-driving car 
 technology for 60 percent of the public. Only 9 percent say they know a 
 lot.

The Hyundai mid-size Sonata sedan's hybrid and plug-in hybrid models 
 return with the styling and interior updates first rolled out on the 2018 
 gasoline models.

Striking shapes, rich plum color and advanced tech mark a Toyota concept 
 for long-range luxury riding for six with zero emissions.

Jaguar will unveil the production version of its 2019 I-Pace electric SUV 
 with an event March 1 ahead of the 2018 Geneva International Motor 
 Show.