While electric vehicles have some way to go before they are as ubiquitous as gas-powered cars, demand is on the rise. So much so, that they outsold manual transmission vehicles in the US last quarter, according to data from research group J.D. Power.

Alaina Gassler, from West Grove, presented her project - called 'Improving Automobile Safety by Removing Blind Spots' - during this year's Society for Science and Public's Broadcom MASTERS.

Wakey, wakey - it's time to find out the shape of Formula 1's future, and just how exciting it all is.

Increasingly, the world's biggest cities want the main drag to be for anything but driving.

The electric XC40 SUV will be unveiled next week.

Almost any kid out there, and grownup for that matter, has ridden a Cozy Coupe car. If you ask anyone what’s the first car they have ever driven, his or her answer would likely be Cozy Coupe.

Automakers are getting better at protecting the people who buy their cars, but everyone else is getting slaughtered.

As more and more electric cars go on sale, here's a look at every one you can buy in 2020 and how far it'll go on a single charge.

The path to a world of self-driving remains long and winding

Porsche has quickly kept its promise of releasing cheaper Taycan variants, detailing a new, 4S-badged version of the electric sedan that slots near the middle of the range. While Porsche aficionados will instantly recognize the 4S nameplate from other models like the 911 and the Panamera, the Taycan puts a unique spin on it by breaking it down into two powertrains.

Women wearing seatbelts are 73% more likely to be killed or seriously injured in a car crash than men in seatbelts, and while it's not entirely certain why this is, it's a pretty good bet that sampling bias in crash-testing is to blame.

What Car? magazine experts say the latest models with keyless entry systems can easily be hijacked.

AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE reader cameras are controversial enough when law enforcement deploys them, given that they can create a panopticon of transit throughout a city. Now one hacker has found a way to put a sample of that power—for safety, he says, and for surveillance—into the hands of anyone with a Tesla and a few hundred dollars to spare.

Going forward, the firm plans to introduce the technology to its other models.

Sono Motors has revealed the interior of the Sion, its first electric car which comes with solar integration and moss as an air filtration system.

After all its recent success with hybrids, you might think Porsche had discovered some new technology, but Porsche started with a hybrid way back in 1900. Yes, 1900. Ferdinand Porsche, the founder of the company of the same name, was fascinated by electricity even as a teenager.

Normally Norway is the biggest Tesla market in Europe. When the Dutch market absorbs nearly three times the Norwegian number of Model 3s, that is crazy. Electric cars are far better known in Norway than in the Netherlands. In Norway, there was a huge pile of orders waiting when the first ship from Fremont arrived. In the rest of Europe, not so much. Europe has to wake up to this new type of car. The Zoes, the Leafs, and the i3s were toys for a small group of treehuggers. The big Teslas were toys for the rich, and there was nothing in between.

Tesla is way ahead of the competition, but it's not because others can't build EVs. It has much more to do with Tesla's laser-focus on battery tech and production.

Ten times brighter than an LED, but won’t blind oncoming traffic.

Porsche is already having to double its production plan on the electric car it hasn't even released yet. The German carmaker known for its sports cars and racing heritage said stronger-than-expected demand has led it to boost production on its electric Taycan car from 20,000 to 40,000 units, the company confirmed to CNBC on Wednesday. "We had been ready for it," said Andrew Lennon, a manager of product communications for Porsche. "We had the ability to increase capacity from the beginning, and executives recently made the decision to go ahead."