Nikesh Kooverjee

A German testing firm put several electric vehicles to the test in a bid to give us a clearer understanding of real-world energy consumption figures.

Honda is one of the biggest foreign brands in the U.S., with an extensive local manufacturing and supply chain infrastructure. It's one of the most noteworthy foreign manufacturers that rose to popularity by offering affordable, compact, and reliable cars

This Frankenstein Porsche 911 race car gets a comprehensive EV drivetrain

Japanese hybrids excel at providing the best reliability and efficiency, and here are the 10 models that will ensure happy long-term ownership.

The BMW i8 is one of the Bavarian brand's most controversial and iconic cars that set the foundation for its current EV strategy when it was launched globally in 2014. The moniker managed to maintain an impressive six-year production cycle before the brand permanently put it to rest in early 2020. It most certainly wasn't the brand's most successful performance car product, but no one can deny the importance it plays in

Infiniti is one of the very few brands currently operating in the U.S. with no electrified vehicle option, whatsoever, but this is set to change in the coming years. Infiniti has detailed somewhat of a timeline that gives us a clear indication of how soon its electrified portfolio will arrive on the market, with a primary focus on crossovers and SUVs. This late introduction is a truly curious approach, especially when you consider that its parent company,

We usually associate Lexus as a conservative brand, but based on the premium manufacturer's design philosophies over the past few years, it's actually quite a radical one. The Japanese-owned company has released a combination of striking and obscure products that possess truly individual designs, which is refreshing in today's age when others are taking a more generic route.

Tesla is currently the most popular electric car brand in the global market, excluding some Chinese brands, by a massive margin. There are several reasons for this, including the brand's longstanding reputation in the industry, its ability to produce a single car much faster thanks to its giga factories, and its very competitive pricing strategy. One of the more noteworthy reasons for its popularity is the brand's ability to offer an amazing balance between performance and efficiency. All Tesla models feature impressive 0-60 MPH acceleration figures, which is a result of the brand's extensive investments in electric drive units and battery technologies.

Toyota reigns supreme in the hybrid industry, thanks to decades of developments and refinements.

If you're new to the EV world, there are a couple of things that you need to know about one-pedal driving systems.