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Hyundai is looking to the future with the RM20e, a mid-motor performance hatch laying down supercar numbers.

Are mainstream EVs actually cheaper to service than their petrol-powered counterparts? We compare the costs according to the manufacturer's capped-price servicing plans.

In a bid to tackle pollution and climate change, California will outlaw the sale of new petrol and diesel cars within the state by 2035.

After a series of leaks and teasers, the Volkswagen ID.4 has been officially launched and is the third model to use the MEB EV architecture.

What's faster than Ludicrous? If you're Tesla, the answer is Plaid. The fastest-ever Model S will hit the road late next year, capable of sub-two-second run to 60mph.

The upcoming BMW i4 will be worked over by the boffins at M, but it won't be quite as focused as the M3. Expect an M Performance model instead.

Rolls-Royce will add an all-electric vehicle to its range by the end of the decade as inner city bans for combustion engine vehicles loom in Europe.

Trevor Milton, Nikola's founder and executive chairman, has stepped down amid allegations the company lied about its engineering achievements.

Three-years on, UQ has expanded its electric vehicle fleet and invested in sustainable energy solutions. But what is the reality of electric vehicles for fleets, consumers and jobs Down Under?

Ford's first all-electric F-150 is taking shape. The all-wheel drive pickup will be faster and more powerful than an F-150 Raptor.

Kia is following Toyota in teasing a fleet of battery-electric vehicles, with ambitious goals of becoming a market leader in EVs.

Maserati is preparing another relaunch, this time based around the MC20 supercar, the Alfa-based Grecale crossover, and electric powertrain options.

Look out Tesla. Lucid Motors is coming for the Model S with the Air, with serious performance and even more serious range from its in-house battery.

Kia locks in its first electrified models for Australia, with the Sorento hybrid and PHEV to arrive in early 2021 as new range-toppers

The next-generation 7 Series is expected to be joined by an all-electric i7 limousine around 2022, with another prototyped spied during testing.

If you're hanging out for a practical all-electric Porsche, you'll have to wait a few more months as the Taycan Cross Turismo has been delayed slightly.