Electric Vehicles

Citroën took the wraps off its latest flagship, the plug-in hybrid C5 X, showing a successful avant-garde blend of a wagon and a crossover.

Audi launched its most affordable EVs to date, the Q4 e-tron and Q4 Sportback e-tron crossovers, both based on the VW ID.4.

Yamaha bets big on electrification, producing a compact 469 hp electric motor that could be a part of an 1876 HP hypercar in a four-motor configuration.

The Zhiji L7 packs a 118-kWh battery providing a 620-mile range and supports 11-kW wireless charging, enough for a 50-mile range with one hour charge.

BMW Definition CE-04 will be the brand's first foray into the electric scooters segment, and recent patent filings suggest a very futuristic design.

The Yatri Project Zero features an 8-kW battery that powers an electric motor producing 64 hp and an impressive 479 lb-ft of torque.

Stellantis will launch three hydrogen-battery hybrid vans through Peugeot, Citroën, and Opel, providing the best of the FCEV and BEV world.

The Yaris Cross Adventure should appeal to buyers wanting a more expressive look, but don't expect improved off-road performance.

American buyers will get the ID.Buzz a year later than Europeans, although only as a passenger van and in higher-spec trims.

Mercedes-Benz's upcoming electric flagship, the EQS, will feature an interior that puts most EVs to shame thanks to the futuristic 56-inch MBUX Hyperscreen.