Electric Cars Reviews

Aston Martin has announced that it will launch an all-electric SUV in 2021 under the recently resurrected Lagonda marque.

Japanese automakers, Honda, Toyota and Nissan have all come together as a part of this program in order to benefit from it for their electric and hybrid mobility projects.

Touted to be introduced by 2020, the next generation Bentley Mulsanne will be based on a completely new platform.

South Korean car maker KIA Motors has unveiled the Niro EV compact crossover in its production guise at the the 5th International Electric Vehicle Expo in Jeju, South Korea. The car was first showcased as a concept at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January this year, and the production-spec model borrows several cues from the former. The new KIA Niro EV will be making its global debut at the Paris Motor Show later this year.

Volvo Cars' market share for plug-in hybrid cars in its home market Sweden is now about 18 percent.

Along with a powerful V6 engine, the Cayenne E-Hybrid combines with a virtually silent electric engine to generate system power of 462bhp.

Volkswagen will make around 15 billion euros available for e-mobility, autonomous driving, digitalization and new mobility services in the country.

The 2018 Nissan Leaf has scored a five star rating in the updated Euro NCAP crash tests which were held recently.