Here's what we've learned about owning an electric car for 15,000 miles.
A new magnetic system would recharge electric vehicles wirelessly as they drive along the highway.
This solar powered electric vehicle could log 21,080 miles by the end of the year.
Small enough to store just about anywhere, this vehicle is perfect for city living.
Ford Focus Electric drivers will be empowered to monitor charging, plan trips and other smart stuff.
The electric two-seater is envisioned as an urban vehicle that can be folded, stored and rented like a bicycle.
Lotus is a solar-powered electric vehicle charger that goes beyond charging.
An "Efficient House Plus" project features an electric vehicle with cable-free recharging capabilities.
The EV hatchback will have an onboard charger that can be used in homes with 240-volt outlets.
Youtube videos have surfaced of employees using a forklift to destroy body shells of the electric vehicle.
A modular "backpack" for electric cars provides mileage expansion and more cargo capabilities.
This vehicles would travel in computer-controlled swarms to conserve energy. Will the year 2030 be ready for it?
An automatic parking system could keep cars off the streets and recharge EVs at the same time.
Coda's zero emission sedan will sell along side GE's at-home charger.
For the first time, riders can own an electric motorcycle that exceeds 100 miles of range on a single charge.
The nanoscale vehicle is a step in creating advanced machines that could do such things as travel through our veins to kill cancer cells.
Theoretically, this type of power would provide radiation-free, cheap and virtually unlimited energy.
The ABC News show Nightline is investigating Fisker Automotive, but is there anything new to report?
The car company says it wants to be the world's largest player in zero-emission vehicles.
New DMC-12 will have a 200-horsepower electric motor and will be available in 2013. Great Scott!