Willson was a co-host on the famed BBC motoring program between 1991 and 2001, and a big believer in the potential of EVs.
Author: Patrick George
No tax credit? No problem. Kia's family of electric vehicles is among the best, and now they're getting up to $10,000 off.
Despite multiple controversies and sinking sales globally, Tesla shareholders agree: Musk is the guy they want in charge.
Meanwhile, BMW is a bright spot in Europe's EV race, and Rivian's Q3 was a mix of growing pains and good news.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe offered new details about the inaugural edition of the upcoming Rivian R2, the EV startup's $45,000 new SUV due out in 2026.
Put simply: What did you expect? But there are reasons to be optimistic, too.
Plus, it's a season of mixed results for Chinese automakers like BYD and Xpeng, and the world may get relief from the Nexperia chip shortage.
What could have been Kia's Tesla Model 3 fighter is no longer coming to America—at least for now. And tariffs may be to blame.
Plus, China's getting ready to pull the plug on EV subsidies, and Rivian says it's not ready to tap a U.S. government loan yet.
The world's best-selling car gets a futuristic remake that comes with electric, hybrid or gasoline power.