Building more public charging stations isn't necessarily the US's highest priority when it comes to increasing EV adoption. It's making these stations reliable, free and/or easy to use, and most importantly, secure and safe for all owners at all times of the day and night.

Although electric engines have not completely taken over combustion engines yet, there are plenty of compelling reasons to opt for electric over combustion engines, even when it comes to boats. EVs have made exponential gains in popularity over recent years, and innovations in technology have made electric engines more accessible than ever.

Designed with 16-year-olds-and-older urban riders in mind, the BMW CE 02 Concept is the German brand's take on the electric mini-bike. It's got more power than a Honda Monkey, and there's a spot to store your skateboard.

Riding the 2021 LiveWire One (nee Harley-Davidson LiveWire) and 2021 Zero SR/F Premium at the 2021 International Motorcycle Show in Chicago revealed that these two standard electric motorcycles, though similar on paper, offer distinctly different riding experiences.

As many industry experts predicted, the Silicon Valley-based EV manufacturer's market share has started experiencing a slight decrease. Additionally, the Financial Times has reported that electric vehicle sales have surged in China as demand for Teslas tumbles. However, this is something Elon Musk plans on remedying with five different versions of the Model Y.

Riding the 2021 Zero SR/F Premium over the twisting roads surrounding the 2021 International Motorcycle Show in Chicago revealed an electric motorcycle that can handle commuting duty and fun corners equally well.

Like other automakers, Lincoln recently announced its plans to electrify its lineup. And the top-of-the-line Navigator was the presumed next model in line for a transformation. But it looks like we'll have to wait a while longer for an electric Navigator.

Ten years ago, Tesla was building high-performance sports cars to show off how powerful EVs could be. And Rimac is doing that today. Here's a look at the Rimac Nevera, which looks to be the world's fastest production car, at least in terms of acceleration.

Genesis is slowly transitioning away from conventional cars and into EVs. The Genesis GV60 will be the luxury brand's first EV, and though it'll have wireless charging capability, customers will have to wait a while for it.

It's not technically called a Harley-Davidson anymore, but the 2021 LiveWire One is the less expensive follow-up to Harley's original electric motorcycle. And as an EV, the 2021 One offers an experience distinct from any internal combustion bike.

When it comes to vehicles that offer premium performance with good reliability ratings, the Porsche is where it's at. Even its line of EVs is impressing a whole range of reviewers. But, these models aren't cheap. To help offset the cost of a Porsche you may be able to take advantage of up to $7,500.

Last year, Tesla eliminated its PR department. Yet the day-to-day work of a well-functioning PR department might have made the difference between Tesla winning Car and Driver's 2021 EV of the Year award and coming in as the runner-up.

Range anxiety is a real issue when it comes to electric vehicles. Many consumers fear that their EV's battery will run out of charge and won't be close enough to a charging station. So, it's disappointing that the 2022 Mazda MX-30 has one of the worst electric driving ranges out of any EV.

The Toyota lineup comprises five of the 10 best-selling cars of 2021 to date. With such a hold on the market, Toyota is poised to move drivers closer to EV dependence. However, the carmaker is reluctant to pursue EVs for now. Let's take a look at why and how things may change in the future.

Technology is never static, and it continues to transform the world, as is the case of EVs. So, when you see such an invention as the all-electric Eelex 8000, you should understand that the new age is already here.

EVs are on their way to replacing gas-powered vehicles in the U.S. Mainstream carmakers like Volkswagen. However, even with all this innovation, the U.S. is lagging behind the rest of the world. For instance, more than 50% of all vehicles in Norway are EVs. In the U.S., that number is only rated at 2.5%.

Now is a great time to take advantage of incentives that allow up to $7,500 off new Toyota electric vehicles. For the 2021 tax year, the Federal government will issue EV tax credits for plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and all-electric (EV) models.

It's game on in the race to release EVs. For that reason, every automaker is putting its best foot forward. That is the case with the electric Chevy Silverado that is expected to have some fantastic features that customers will likely appreciate, such as the new four-wheel steering.

Will middle America embrace the Tesla Cybertruck? Or will they prefer the Ford F-150 Lightning? Doug DeMuro and Marques Brownlee discuss the potential electric truck customer.

Climate change is a process, but many people are already feeling its effects. However, despite declaring a climate crisis, President Joe Biden ironically also called on OPEC (the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) to increase oil production, and here's why that's not as ridiculous as it seems.