Porsche had set an ambitious goal of transitioning to 80 per cent battery-electric vehicle (BEV) sales globally by 2030.

A luxury carmaker is reportedly blaming EVs for the challenges it has been facing. Reporting of recent struggles comes as the company announced plans to axe around 4,000 jobs earlier this month.

Welcome back to Critical Materials, your daily roundup for all things electric and tech in the automotive space. Today, Tesla has scrapped Musk's multi-billion-dollar payday, Subaru is rethinking how ...

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng has unveiled an upgraded version of its P7 flagship sedan powered by an in-house ...

Having built cars since 2018, Xpeng has released its first second-generation model, the new P7. Set to replace its flagship ...

The sixth electric vehicle (EV) and most recent release from Avatr, an EV brand jointly established by China's Changan ...

China's Xiaomi is seeing a slump in new orders for its SU7 electric sedan, analysts said on Wednesday, as the company and its ...

Things arent going the best for Porsche in recent times. Although it was recently considered among the world's most ...

China’s passenger car sales climbed for the third consecutive month in April, increasing 14.8 percent from a year earlier, as government-subsidized auto trade-ins helped offset the impact of U.S. tari ...

Baidu's European robotaxi ambitions start with Switzerland and Turkey Google's Gemini is coming to Android Auto in a few months Xiaomi SU7 faces quality concerns, some owners sue the company ...

Xiaomi Corp. electric vehicle sales in China have taken a hit since March after a fatal highway accident and consumer ...