Electric vehicles

We’ve compared hundreds of models and thousands of configurations to find the cars that give you the most bang for the buck in popular vehicle classes including SUVs, pickup trucks, EVs, and sedans and hatchbacks.

Until the end of March, Polestar is offering up to $20,000 off the base single-motor variant of its 3 all-electric SUV.

With a starting price of $52,890 (including destination), the 2025 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle will go on sale this spring — but only for buyers in California.

After a tumultuous 2024 that saw prices fluctuate wildly before trucks arrived at dealerships, prices for Ford’s F-150 Lightning have stabilized for 2025.

We dug into Cars.com data to see how trends are shaping up and if used EV shoppers should take advantage of them.

GMC’s electrification efforts come into full swing with the 2026 Sierra EV as the family fills out with the entry-level Elevation trim and off-road AT4 variants, plus additional battery pack options.

Nissan and its Infiniti luxury brand has announced plans to introduce more than 10 new and refreshed models to the U.S. through 2027.

Owners of Hyundai and Genesis electric vehicles in the U.S. can now both access 20,000 Tesla Superchargers and receive a complimentary North American Charging Standard adapter.

Now that we’ve owned our 2024 Kia EV9 for a full year, we have charging and efficiency data from all four seasons.

The all-new 2025 Cadillac Optiq features all the great qualities of the luxury brand’s bigger Lyriq electric SUV, but in a tidier, more maneuverable package.