Toyota ups its BEV lineup but still is keeping ICEs around, while a Canadian recycler is expanding a facility and paper batteries that biodegrade in a month are developed.

Nissan finally, after more than a decade of basically sitting out the electrification game, has big plans. But will the vehicles come too late?

The official U.K. government website touts “hundreds of thousands of extra charge points” are in the pipeline with this law.

More BEV CUVs are set to hit the U.S. market in the next year, with L.A. show debuts from Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Subaru, Fisker and Nissan. We evaluate their chances.

The leading seller of battery-electric vehicles has been moving swiftly to secure raw materials for batteries, as shortages loom.

The European/American automaker announces it will partner with two titans of Li-ion cell-making for batteries for North American-built BEVs.