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Over time, electric cars got praised – sure, they don’t spew fumes – but people also believed they’d slash fuel and repair ...

The federal government's $7,500 discount on electric vehicles has officially ended, which significantly changes the math of ...

Requiring just a few details, a calculator published by the New York Times gives users a look at the estimated total cost of ...

Thinking of getting an electric vehicle? The federal government’s $7,500 subsidy expires at the end of September. (Though you might not need a subsidy to make the math work.) E.V.s tend to be pricier ...

Electric vehicles typically cost several thousand dollars more upfront than gas-powered cars. But as a recent New York Times report found, EVs often deliver far lower fuel and maintenance costs over ...

Even the Trump administration’s own analysis of the effects of undoing the EPA’s greenhouse-gas emission regulations found ...

A new study finds electric vehicles erase their early emissions fast and stay far cleaner than gas cars over their lifetimes.

Explore the true EV environmental impact by comparing carbon emissions of electric vs gasoline vehicles and their role in ...

The transition happening in Uruguay offers a glimpse into what happens when combustion engines become too expensive to ...