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Wondering about EVs? Cars.com is here to help shoppers interested in EV ownership with our free Guide for the EV Curious event.
The 2023 Kia Niro is worthy of Best in Show because it serves as a reminder that battery-electric vehicles aren’t the only way to burn less gas, save some money and release less carbon.
If you’re buying an electric vehicle, you’ll want to charge it at home, and if you’re being practical, that can mean only one thing: a Level 2 charging system.
To help shoppers identify which all-electric vehicles may be easier to find at dealerships, we looked at new EV inventory among Cars.com dealers.
The battery featured on the XC60 Recharge will also be standard for the rest of Volvo’s 2022 60 and 90 Series sedans, wagons and SUVs.
With gas prices constantly in flux, consumers often look to save at the pump. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most fuel-efficient vehicles on sale for the 2022 model year.
The following list highlights the 10 most efficient electric cars of the 2022 model year. Where more than one version of a given model qualifies, we selected the most efficient version.
On paper, the 2021 Lincoln Corsair and 2021 Audi Q5 compare favorably, but they actually work and feel quite different from each other.
Hyundai’s new 2021 Santa Fe Hybrid feels softer than the updated gas-only version — particularly compared with that vehicle’s new turbocharged powertrain — but it’s a welcome, fuel-efficient addition to the Santa Fe lineup.
Hyundai’s all-electric, hatchbackish SUV, the Ioniq 5, will hit dealers by year-end with a starting price of $44,875 for the base trim, SE, with a single electric motor and RWD.