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Cadillac electric crossover SUV based on GM BEV3 modular platformGeneral Motors' announcement last week that Cadillac will become its lead brand for electric cars is a radical change in strategy. When America's largest automaker launched its first electrified car, the Chevrolet Volt, company leaders said their electric cars would have to be sold under the Chevrolet brand, reasoning that electric cars would have...

Nissan electric crossover due in 2020 closely follows IMx concept

Nissan IMx concept, 2017 Tokyo Motor ShowDespite its bold, early moves into the mass production of electric cars with the Nissan Leaf, which originally reached the market in late 2010, Nissan has taken a long, long time to release a true electric-car Second Act. With the arrival of a yet-unnamed fully electric crossover utility vehicle sometime next year—the first vehicle to be...

Charging ahead: VW follows Tesla into power business

2020 Volkswagen ID Neo spy shotsFor car companies to sell electric cars, they have to get into the power business. That seems to be Volkswagen's conclusion in announcing a new business to set up electric-car chargers around Europe, and sell clean energy and battery storage to homes. Volkswagen plans to set up a new brand called Elli—for "electric life"—to sell...

Volkswagen will make electric cars in Tennessee, at expanded plant

Left to right: Volkswagen ID, ID Buzz and ID Crozz conceptsVolkswagen today announced that it would use Chattanooga, Tennessee as its North American base for assembling electric cars. The decision to expand its Chattanooga facility means that many, if not all, of the vehicles that will be sold in the U.S. under Volkswagen’s new electric vehicle initiative will also be built in the U.S., not Mexico...