Production of Electric Car Could Begin in Two Years Looking back at the adorable Beetle-based, flat-four-powered Meyers Manx that roamed California beaches in the 1960s and 1970s, Volkswagen rolled out a battery-electric dune buggy concept at the Geneva Motor Show last week. Called the Volkswagen I.D. Buggy, it’s a design study ... Read More...

Finally, an Electric Model Subaru has been very successful over the last decade in the U.S., with sales rising every year. They build and sell the kinds of cars that Americans crave. However, they’ve been a no-show in electric vehicles. Well, that’s over now, with the introduction of the brand’s first ... Read More...

Update: A Good/Bad Reflection of Best of 2017 The Chevrolet Bolt, first introduced as a 2017 model, has achieved a loyal following. As it starts its third year in production, the good news is that it still retains all of its 2017 qualities. The bad news is that it still retains ... Read More...

Automaker Moves on Vehicle, Other Fronts Often at new vehicle introductions or ride-and-drive events, it’s all nuts and bolts, horsepower and torque, drag coefficients and mpg—the details of an automobile. At a recent Toyota event, we had the chance to take the discussion to a higher level and talk about corporate ... Read More...

A Euro-Japanese Crossover for Nissan’s Future Concept cars from automakers can be one of two things—a flight of fancy from designers and engineers designed to attract attention to the brand, but with no hope of production—or a lightly veiled version of a future model. Nissan’s signature concept at the Geneva Motor ... Read More...