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Toyota's 2026 bZ Finally Gets It Right | GreenCars

1 week ago | greencars.com | Sam Abuelsamid

Riding High on the bZ Electrification has been a cornerstone of the Toyota product line since the 1997 debut of the original Prius in Japan. But that doesn’t mean Toyota has been a huge proponent of electric vehicles (EVs). In fact, in recent years, it’s been anything but. Company leadership, from chairman Akio Toyoda on down, has argued that hybrids like the Prius make more sense than EVs, at least for now.
Cadillac Vistiq First Drive | GreenCars

2 weeks ago | greencars.com | Sam Abuelsamid

Fleshing Out the EV Lineup Back in 2019, when Cadillac first teased the Lyriq, the brand announced plans to go fully electric by 2030. While that deadline probably won’t be met, with the launch of the new 2026 Vistiq, Cadillac has at least created a fully electric parallel universe of its gas-powered SUV lineup. Some of the gas models will be sticking around for some time, but Cadillac now has an electric, luxury utility in all the size segments Americans seem to care about.
We Drove 14 Popular EVs in the Canadian Cold – Until They Died | GreenCars

Feb 28, 2025 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

EV Winter Range Mega-TestIt was a tough time to visit Canada as an American for Greg Bannon. Greg is the AAA’s director of automotive research, who was in Ottawa, the Canadian capital, to participate in partner association CAA (Canadian Automobile Association)’s ambitious long-distance winter test drive of 14 different battery-electric vehicles in a chilly and snowy Canadian weather.
Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Road Test

Feb 12, 2025 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Road Test In the world of automotive redesigns, just about the only thing that didn’t change with the latest generation Hyundai Santa Fe was its name. Not only did it grow substantially for its extensive redesign in 2024, it sprouted a standard third row of seats, a much boxier yet more modern look, and a totally redone interior.
Volvo EX30 Road Test

Jan 23, 2025 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

Volvo EX30 ReviewVolvo has somehow managed to turn the introduction of its innovative new subcompact EV into a roller-coaster of consumer-teasing and geopolitical marketing loops. When first announced in mid-2023, the EX30 was slated to arrive a year later, with an eye-popping starting MSRP of under US $35,000, a price closer to the Chevrolet Bolt EV than any luxury-brand EV at the time.
GMC Hummer EV SUV Road Test

Nov 18, 2024 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

GMC Hummer EV SUV Review If any SUV could be a cartoon-ish WWE character brought to four-wheeled life, it would be the hulking GMC Hummer EV SUV. New for 2024, but with the same in-your-face attitude of the Hummer EV pickup, there’s not much the Hummer EV SUV doesn’t do well. Except be subtle. It’s mini-monster truck tall, exceptionally wide, and tire-meltingly fast.
How an EV Helped a Family Weather a Storm

Oct 23, 2024 | greencars.com | Liz Najman

What Can an EV Power? When a tornado knocked out power in Joe Erickson’s neighborhood, his electric vehicle became more than just a car – it kept his family running with minimal interruption until power was restored. Joe owns a Kia EV6, which he purchased in late 2022. Like many EV owners, he knew his car had Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability but had never tested it. However, the powerful storm in August 2024 was an opportunity to put it to use. How Long Can You Power a House Using V2L?
Tesla Supercharger Update for Non-Tesla Drivers

Oct 20, 2024 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

Which Brands Can Access Tesla’s Charging Network? As the end of 2024 rapidly approaches, and roughly a month after GM EV owners were finally given access to the Tesla Supercharger network, it seems like a good time to go over the status of which companies now have access to the gold-standard DC quick charger network – and which other companies will be able to access it when.
2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Road Test

Oct 14, 2024 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

What’s New in the Mustang Mach-E? Ford may not have the quickest-charging EVs, but its Mustang Mach-E GT is among the quickest cars (EV or otherwise) you can buy. With a 3.3-second in zero to 60 mph sprint for the most powerful Mach-E GT, that’s quicker than all other non-modified Mustangs, gas or electric. It’s perhaps a painful blow to the traditional muscle car fan’s tire-smoking heart.
The Extreme EV Range Challenge

Oct 13, 2024 | greencars.com | Michael Bettencourt

Beating EPA Range – One Percent at a Time The challenge seemed simple at first: drive a 2024 Hyundai Kona EV as far as possible using only one percentage point of observed state of charge, then switch spots with a fellow experienced “eco” driver to see who could travel the furthest.