Nissan Leaf

Nissan is recalling roughly 64,700 of its all-electric Leaf hatchbacks over incorrect windshield defroster instructions.

A new wave of electric cars on the road means that the next generation of drivers — the children of new EV owners — will likely learn how to drive in an EV.

Despite rising prices and the ongoing inventory shortage, shoppers looking for an affordable road-trip vehicle still have many options to choose from.

Here are some of the best EVs available for model-years 2017-19 — those you might find now as used vehicles coming off leases or being replaced by first owners.

The 2022 edition of the New York auto show is its first since 2019, and while it may not have returned to its previous scale, there were still plenty of new cars to check out.

The city that never sleeps will shine a spotlight on two vehicle categories for the 2022 auto show — SUVs and electric vehicles.

Nissan has announced a slightly updated version of its venerable Leaf electric hatchback for the 2023 model year and the elimination of three of the five trim levels it offered for 2022.

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.

Electric vehicles don’t use oil in the traditional sense because their electric motors generally don’t have oil in them, but EVs may use other lubricants that should at least be checked periodically.

Shoppers have concerns about EV batteries — and they should — but those concerns often focus on the wrong thing. Let us steer you toward the issues worth considering.