Electric : Car News And Reviews

British EV startup Alcraft Motor Company is showing off its first car design, a sleek and modern shooting brake, dubbed the Alcraft GT. This pure electric car is designed to offer a blend of impressive power, handling, and practicality, and the company plans on raising funds via crowdfunding to bring it to reality.

The BMW i3 has been around since 2014, and since its initial launch, the compact EV hasn’t changed a bit. But for 2018, not only is the base i3 getting tweaked, there’s a whole new trim level that combines sport styling and a modest power bump.

If you’re looking for truly off-road capable vehicle that also happens to be crazy fast, there aren’t too many choices. But the Nikola Zero aims to change that, with a rugged all-terrain vehicle with an all-electric drivetrain that’s as powerful as many high-end sports cars.

With just 918 cars ever built, the Porsche 918 Spyder is quite a rare breed. You’re lucky if you see just one of these impressive hybrid hypercars on the road, so the idea of 19 of them gathering together in the same place is really something special.

Tesla buyers love their cars for lots of reasons. They’re fast, high-tech, spacious, and use no fossil fuels. But one thing I’ve never been crazy about with Tesla is their stock interiors. For a luxury vehicle, I think they could do much better in terms of materials and overall cabin styling.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk had promised the delivery of the first few Model 3 cars would be be done this month, and that promise has been fulfilled. The company handed over the keys to the first few Model 3 cars at its Fremont, California factory over the weekend.

Bollinger Motors has unveiled an all-new electric SUV called the B1 and the truck is meant for serious off-roading. It looks a bit like a flattened Land Rover Defender to me, but this vehicle is driven by electric motors.

A video recently turned up showing what is apparently the third ever Tesla Model 3 to roll off of the production line. The dude you see somewhat awkwardly climbing behind the wheel of the Model 3 in the video is Tesla Sr.

Nissan is talking up a new feature for the all-new LEAF EV, which is set to debut in September. It’s called e-Pedal, and it is designed to eliminate the need to use your brake pedal at all.

The future is now, people, and as consumers we play a crucial role in shaping it. Buyer interest in autonomous, electric, tech-filled, and connected cars is molding the roads automakers follow, with many vehicles looking like they’ve been pulled straight from the pages of a science fiction script.

Volkswagen is set to make a bunch of EVs over the coming years in part because that is where the market is headed, and in part because it has to make up for all the cheating diesels it sold globally.

Novitec is a company that normally lends its tuning talents to exotics like the Lamborghini Huracan Spyder. The company has announced that it is turning its talents to an electric car for the first time with the Tesla Model X.

Despite the fact that it looks like a station wagon, Kia insists on calling its Niro hybrid a crossover. Perhaps it’s due to the wild popularity of crossovers, or the stigma attached to the car-like height of station wagons.

A few days back Elon Musk promised that the very first production Model 3 would be complete by last Friday, and that promise was fulfilled. Musk later tweeted some images of the very first Model 3 off the assembly line, and the car looks very cool.

One of the most annoying things that a driver can do in a crowded parking lot is drive past a parking space, stop, throw it in reverse, and then try and back into the spot. This inevitably means that everyone behind them ends up having to back up too so the asshat can back into the spot.