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Aston Martin is all about loud, proud petrol engines at the moment, but it'll be almost entirely electric by the end of the decade.

iPhone manufacturer Foxconn is burnishing its electric vehicle manufacturing credentials, with Fisker reportedly the second company it'll build EVs for.

Lucid Motors has taken a big step towards bringing its Tesla Model S-rivalling Air sedan to market this year, with an SUV following in 2023.

Right now, you can buy a family-size car capable of going from zero to 100km/h in less time than it takes a Formula One car to do the same. Is that too fast?

Bugatti could be paired up with Croatian electric supercar maker Rimac as the Volkswagen Group wrestles with the hypercar brand's future.

Hyundai is kickstarting its electric Ioniq brand with a bold-looking, Tucson-sized SUV packing almost 500km of range.

Fancy bashing through the Aussie bush in silence? Love old Landies but hate their tractor-like performance? Need a cool rental car for your eco-friendly resort? Melbourne company Jaunt wants to help you out...

Thanks to ever-tightening emissions regulations and new petrol and diesel sales bans, Ford of Europe will only sell EVs by 2030.

The 2021 McLaren Artura heralds the start of a new era for the British brand, with hybrid power and an overhauled interior.

Jaguar Land Rover has followed Renault in outlining its priorities for the future, and the new XJ flagship hasn't made the cut.

Chevrolet has given its electric hatch a makeover, along with a new SUV brother, for 2022. Meet the new Chevrolet Bolt.

A new electric startup is coming to Australia. BYD electric vehicles will be imported by a company called Nexport, with the promise of sharp prices and a simple buying process.

Volkswagen's fast-growing range of electric vehicles is expected to expand with a Kombi-inspired van and people mover.

The distinctive shape of the Mercedes-Benz EQS is getting clearer ahead of its expected reveal in the coming months.

Kia's first vehicle on the E-GMP electric vehicle architecture will be a rakish crossover that's set to be revealed this year.

Genesis is charging ahead with its electrification strategy, introducing a new, all-electric crossover alongside electric versions of existing products.