As Tesla has scrambled to revamp its model lineup in the face of lower tax credits and falling U. S. sales, some new variants have gone on sale before the EPA's site, FuelEconomy. gov, has even posted those updated ratings...

An electrical component that many not have been installed properly and could lead to the risk of a fire prompted Hyundai on Tuesday to recall about 10,600 hybrid and plug-in vehicles. The recall covers 2017 and 2018 Hyundai Ioniq hybrids...

In case you missed it: Vehicle recalls that came across our desk during the past week. Materials for this recap are received via email from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) copied directly from the www.safercar.gov website.2017-2

A recent study by AAA estimates more than 30 million Americans are considering an electrified vehicle for their next car purchase.While fuel economy and environmental concerns are big reasons interest in electric cars remains steady, another reason is that

Hyundai recently introduced an all-new electrified vehicle: the 2017 Ioniq. While hybrids and electric vehicles are not new, Ioniq has a few interesting features worth noting outside of a regular review.Ioniq comes in three flavors: hybrid, plug-in hybrid

Despite all the advances and benefits, many people still don’t purchase electrified vehicles because they cost too much to buy and maintain.At least that’s what Mike O’Brien, Hyundai’s vice president of product, corporate and digital planning, says.So it s

Carmakers need to launch more plug-in electric vehicles to meet global regulations on emission reduction and energy efficiency.And small to mid-size SUVs are the fastest-growing segment in auto markets around the world.Now we learn that Hyundai is planning