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Perhaps not by chance, it feels more like a Volkswagen Golf GTI for the electric age than anything that Volkswagen itself is making right now. Plus, Cupra has also just introduced the Cupra Born ...

The Ford F-150 going electric is a BIG deal, not least because the regular one has been North America’s best-selling vehicle (not just truck) for 40 years straight. Since the Lightning – which ...

Last week, we shared the news of California’s long-awaited electric bicycle rebate program finally preparing to kick off in the Golden State. The rebate program opens to the public tomorrow ...

It recently came to light that Bajaj Auto will be launching a new generation model of the Chetak electric scooter. This will be the first major upgrade for Chetak ever since it was first ...

These are the e-bikes, e-motorcycles, and e-products whose reviews had the highest views of the year. There must be something about an $849 electric trike that just seems to get people going.

A budget alternative to the e-bikes from leading brands, the Ancheer 350W Electric Bike offers a surprising amount of capability considering that it's available for under $1,000. It received high ...

California is launching a new incentive statewide offering income-eligible Californians $2,000 toward the purchase of a new electric bike. This new incentive is the state's latest attempt to ...

On Colombo’s LinkedIn page, he made the link between E-Skimo and e-bikes abundantly clear. “E-Skimo is a key innovation that expands the appeal of ski mountaineering to enthusiasts across all fitness ...

The magnificently overpowered Stark Varg has been remixed and released as a street-legal electric enduro bike – and due to weird laws in certain areas, you may not even need a motorcycle license ...

Electric scooters and electric bikes have become a common sight in U.S. streets—and, in some cities, on the sidewalks, too. As a general rule, whenever a new kind of vehicle become ubiquitous ...