Electric Vehicles

Huawei presented the Seres SF5 hybrid crossover at the Shanghai Auto Show, marking its entry to the Chinese automotive market.

The production 2023 Cadillac Lyriq retains many of the concept’s styling while also packing 300+ miles of range and costing $59.990.

BMW had a lot to show off in Shanghai, including a next-gen iDrive, the iX all-electric crossover, and the M Sport variant of the upcoming i4.

Opel takes a nostalgic leap forward with the Manta GSe ElektroMod, a concept that electrifies the classic Manta as a sleek, retro-inspired coupé.

Audi, along with its Chinese subsidiaries FAW and SAIC, launched the A6 e-tron concept, an all-electric four-door coupe to replace the combustion sedan.

Hyundai’s luxury division Genesis is entering the EV race with a stylish Electrified G80 luxury sedan with a 310-mile range and 0-60mph time of 4.9 seconds.

Toyota marks the beginning of its journey towards full electrification by introducing the bZ4X electric SUV, set to hit the US in summer 2022.

Mercedes revealed its newest addition to the EV lineup in the form of the EQB, modeled after the internal combustion GLB.

Geely unveiled the Zeekr 001, a premium electric vehicle, with 536 HP and a long range to compete with the Tesla Model S.

The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS provides the longest range at 478 miles and arguably the best interior of any electric vehicle to date.